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This innovative technology facilitates the production of high-quality induction pipe bends up to 48" (1200mm) in diameter and gives Shaw a distinct competitive advantage in China's growing pipeline construction, power, and process industries. Cojafex owns the technology for certain induction pipe bending machines used for bending pipe and other carbon steel and alloy items for industrial, commercial and architectural applications. Shaw's President and Chief Executive Officer, commented, "In 1996 we increased our capacity with the acquisition of the Word Industries fabrication facility, expanded our capabilities with the acquisition of APP, a leading specialty pipe fittings manufacturer, and invested in additional induction pipe bending machines, designed to improve the fabrication process by helping to lower costs and shorten lead times for our customers. |
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