HORN® ignites 400 t/d G2 furnace at GCA

Date: 5 March 2021

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Date: 5 March 2021

HORN® has started the furnace heat-up process at GCA's new 400 t/d end fired furnace in Turkey.

The lighting took place on Tuesday, 2 February. The first glass was on 19 February. The entire start-up process had been and will continue to be supported by HORN® technicians. This project is a very special one since we have installed our new forehearth system GCS® 301-advanced for the first time. The performance test is expected to begin in mid March.

Find out more about the new forehearth GCS® series 301-advanced:

FOREHEARTH GCS® SERIES 301-ADVANCED

HORN® ignites 400 t/d G2 furnace at GCA

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