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Danfoss opens second HEX plant in Mexico

MEXICO: Danfoss has opened a new 4,000m2 heat exchanger plant in Apodaca, Nuevo León.

Known as Plant 2 HEX, it is based at its current site on the GDS Business Park, doubling the capacity for heat exchangers for the North American market. It will also be used to store all the raw material and finished product for both plants.

“For Danfoss, this expansion will allow us to provide better service to customers in domestic and international markets; what best describes this 2022 is the word growth, which has been a constant in the strategy in the country,” said Xavier Casas, general director of Danfoss Mexico.

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