Wacker Neuson/Howal

78 external vibrators supplied to plant in Belgium

Bohez NV, an industrial and steel construction contractor based in Waregem, Belgium, planned to construct a new precast factory building as part of its expansion strategy. Having sought a supplier of the mold system and vibration equipment, the Belgian company contracted Howal GmbH, of Ettlingen, Germany, with the delivery of 13 tilt tables. Howal joined forces with its long-standing partner Wacker Neuson concrete solutions for the design and supply of the vibration and control equipment.

“It is our mission to develop sophisticated, top-class mold systems, and we are pleased to also be able to...

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