As part of the "Ultra Competitiveness 2020-2023" plan launched by the Japanese parent company, Nissan Cantabria received funding to promote the technological modernization of their Spanish foundry located in Los Corrales de Buelnas. This led to Magaldi being awarded a turnkey order for two (2) Superbelt® conveyors to serve the new DISA vertical molding line.
The first conveyor loads the shot-blasting machine placed 5 meters high, while the second conveyor is installed downstream to transport sprues, runners, and gates to the scrap collecting bay. The first section of the conveyor features reversed sidewalls to ensure safe and ergonomic casting sorting and degating.
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Forging the future of bulk material handling and thermal energy storage: Magaldi and Koch Applied Solutions unite to revolutionize USA's heavy industry
18 September 2026
Magaldi Technologies LLC a subsidiary of the Italy-based Magaldi Power Group, has officially signed a strategic collaboration agreement with Koch Applied Solutions. This partnership combines technological expertise and boosts growth opportunities across the United States heavy industrial sector.
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Khalifa University’s APEC Research Center Signs Agreement with Magaldi to Advance UAE’s Clean Energy Storage Technology
14 May 2026
Advanced Power and Energy Center to Lead Study on Deploying Magaldi’s Green Thermal Energy Storage and Power-to-Heat Technology across UAE Industrial and Utility Sectors. Read more about the strategic agreement between Khalifa University and Magaldi, marking a significant milestone for industrial decarbonization in the GCC.
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People First: Waupaca’s Blueprint for a Modern, Safer Foundry
08 April 2026
Struggling with noise and dust? Read the full article and the exclusive testimonials from the Waupaca team in the March issue of Modern Casting to see how the US foundry transformed a high-risk sorting area into a safer, quieter environment - reducing silica exposure by 98% - creating a workplace where operators actually want to work.
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Poland’s Waste-to-Energy Expansion Makes Incinerator Bottom Ash a Strategic Resource
19 February 2026
As Poland rapidly scales its thermal treatment capacity toward the 4.2 Mt/year target, a crucial question remains: are you still paying to bury your profits? With the KPGO 2028 targets in sight, Incinerator Bottom Ash (IBA) is no longer a waste to be landfilled but a massive stream of recoverable metals and minerals. Traditional wet systems are becoming a financial drag, degrading metal quality and inflating disposal costs. Are you leaving value on the table for someone else to monetize? Discover how the shift toward dry management solutions, like MADAM (Magaldi Dry Ash Management), is redefining the economics of Polish WtE projects, turning disposal liabilities into high-purity secondary raw materials and boosting plant EBITDA.
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