Dieffenbacher Supplies OSB Line To Martco

 

Dieffenbacher received an order from Martco, LLC (a Roy O. Martin company) for a forming and press line as part of Martco’s recently announced OSB plant to be built in Corrigan, Texas.

Dieffenbacher’s scope of supply includes a four head forming station, a Belt / Flexoplan combination forming line and a 12 ft x 26 ft / 14 daylight multi opening hot press.

Construction will start on the Corrigan facility in the last half of 2015 and the first board is anticipated in 2017.

The plant is the second Martco OSB facility to utilize a Dieffenbacher press line. A similar line is currently operating at the Martco facility in Oakdale, Louisiana, which was commissioned in 2006.

From Fordaq: fordaq.com

 

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