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Steinmüller Africa to exhibit at Africa Energy Indaba

Steinmüller Africa, the continent’s steam generation and high-pressure piping experts, will be participating in the Africa Energy Indaba from 7 to 10 March at the Cape Town International Convention Centre to showcase its expertise and commitments to Africa’s energy industries.

The company’s technical experts will be available to discuss their design, manufacturing, installation and maintenance of industrial power generation plant solutions, as well as their repair and refurbishment offering.

“Our focus will be on boiler technology, piping systems, heat exchangers, and structural steel fabrication,” says Mpho Muvhango, Corporate Communications Specialist, Steinmüller Africa. “The Indaba provides the opportunity for us to showcase our exclusive design, maintenance and repair solutions, as well as our pressure parts manufacturing capabilities.”

Also open for discussion are Steinmüller Africa’s innovative solutions and their ability to provide customised engineering solutions that meet the unique needs of individual clients. For over 60 years, the company has played a crucial role in shaping Africa’s energy landscape by providing tailored solutions for steam generation and processing plants.

All Steinmüller Africa’s solutions, equipment and parts can be offered throughout Africa and beyond. Visit us at the Africa Energy Indaba at stand D37 and discuss your steam generation and processing plant requirements with one of our experts.

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