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    • April 2024

    Many different environmental regulations are affecting manufacturing, namely driven by U.S. commitment to the 2015 Paris Agreement or Paris Climate Accords, which pledges to achieving net zero greenhouse gases emissions by 2050. This will be an immense challenge for industry, driving sustainable options to become more standard in machinery.
    March 18, 2024
    Kasto Maschinenbau builds work cells to accommodate steel distributor’s warehousing and production
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    March 8, 2024
    Open communication protocols continue to advance and adapt, looking to turn time-consuming, extensive custom applications into plug-and-play for all

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