Nutec Bickley's Blog

On 7 April 2021 a couple of executive-level changes were made to companies within the Nutec Group. We can announce that Daniel Llaguno, previously CEO of Nutec Bickley, moved on that date to take control of Nutec (Ceramic Fiber Division), while Gilberto Walls, formerly CEO of Nutec Fiber Division,...

The Aluminum Association represents U.S. and foreign-based companies and their suppliers throughout the value chain, from primary production to value added products, through to recycling. The association is the industry’s leading voice, providing global standards, business intelligence,...

In this interview with our VP, Combustion, Control & Services, Alberto Cantú, he discusses with us the operation and advantages of one of the energy recovery systems (ERS) offered by Nutec Bickley: self-recuperative burners. Discover more about this solution and how it helps you maximize your fuel...

On Friday January the 17th, Nutec staff attended a ceremony at the facilities of the local school called “CAM #1”, to deliver the money that was collected in our internal “Nutec Bazaar”; this activity consists in selling different articles donated by employees to other employees and their families,...

We are very pleased to share with you the new website of the Group: WWW.GRUPONUTEC.COM

Nutec Bickley (Monterrey, Mexico), the international leader in the design and manufacture of innovative and efficient industrial furnaces, ovens, ceramic kilns, and combustion systems, has announced the key asset acquisition of Olson Industries (Burgettstown, PA, USA).

Nutec Inc. is pleased to annunce the opening of its new plant facility in Huntersville, North Carolina on August 31, 2016. this plant will manufacture High Temperature Insulation Wool (HTIW) products such as Refractory Ceramic fiber (RCF) and Lov Bio-Persistent Insulation Products for the United...

The National Fire Protection Association revised its NFPA 86 (Standard for Ovens and Furnaces) during 2014. NFPA 86 is a safety standard for minimizing fires and explosions in kilns, ovens and furnaces. Is responsible for establishing safety codes and standards that all industrial heating and...

Nutec plans to hire 61 workers as it establishes a $19.2 million industrial insulation manufacturing plant in Huntersville, NC, USA.

Nutec Group of Monterrey, Mexico, will construct a 62,500-square-foot building on Mount Holly-Huntersville Road to house the operation.

Nutec plans to hire 61 workers as it establishes a $19.2 million industrial insulation manufacturing plant in Huntersville, NC, USA.

Nutec Group of Monterrey, Mexico, will construct a 62,500-square-foot building on Mount Holly-Huntersville Road to house the operation.