How to resolve AdBlock issue? Hypertherm opens 160,000 sq ft plant
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- March 4, 2013
Click image to enlarge Hypertherm celebrated the grand opening of a new 160,000 sq ft manufacturing facility in Lebanon, NH.
The additional manufacturing space is expected to facilitate the creation of up to 500 new jobs for New Hampshire, including advanced machinist and engineering positions.
Guests toured the new facility, learning firsthand about the building’s many features. In keeping with Hypertherm’s core values, the building was designed with Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) principals to both lessen the building’s environmental impact and make the facility healthier for the Hypertherm associates who work there. It includes advanced research and development space, training classrooms, and engineering labs.
Hypertherm designs and manufactures advanced cutting products for use in a variety of industries such as shipbuilding, manufacturing, and automotive repair.
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