In a statement, INTECO, which specializes in melting and casting equipment, said the order includes wire-feeding machines, a top lance, and manipulators for temperature measurement and sampling. 
 
“A complex material management system, in which each bunker is individually weighed, will supply the plant with the necessary alloys and aggregates. INTECO will also supply a treatment station and a powder-feeding station,” it said. 
 
Commissioning is scheduled to take place in spring 2021.