Grainger & Worrall signs Memorandum of Understanding with Mingzhi Technology
Grainger & Worrall signs Memorandum of Understanding with Mingzhi Technology in the High-End Aluminum Castings and Foundry Equipment Sectors
Top management from Grainger & Worrall (GW) visited Mingzhi Technology in Suzhou to sign a Memorandum of Understanding between their companies for long-term cooperation.
GW is a worldwide leader in the development of total high-end castings solutions from rapid prototyping to engineering services, across automotive, motorsport and other sectors. Mingzhi is a world-class foundry equipment provider and aluminum casting manufacturer.
This memorandum of understanding is significant for the foundry industry as it marks the start of a comprehensive collaboration on projects related to foundry establishment, aluminum castings, foundry equipment and relative areas. The goal of this move is to expand business in China and Europe and provide greater customer value in their respective fields of product and services, by tapping the unique strengths of each company.
source: Foundry Planet
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