ACSA - ACEROS CUYANOS S.A.
ACSA - Aceros Cuyanos S.A. is a company that specializes in the production and distribution of steel products. It is based in Argentina and serves various industries with its wide range of steel solutions. The company is known for its high-quality products and commitment to meeting customer needs through innovative steel manufacturing and customization processes.
Here are some key aspects of the company:
Product Range
- Structural Steel: Used in construction projects, including beams, columns, and various heavy-duty steel components.
- Flat and Long Products: Includes sheets, plates, coils, bars, and rods suited for diverse applications from manufacturing to infrastructure.
- Reinforcing Steel: Crucial for construction, particularly in concrete reinforcement for buildings, bridges, and other structures.
- Special Alloys: Custom solutions for industries that require specific material properties, such as aerospace, automotive, and engineering sectors.
Services
- Engineering and Design Support: Offering expertise to help clients optimize their use of steel in projects, ensuring efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
- Custom Fabrication: Tailoring products to meet specific requirements, from sizing and shaping to complex custom projects.
- Logistics and Distribution: Efficient delivery systems to ensure timely supply of materials, supporting project timelines and schedules.
Commitments
- Quality Assurance: Adhering to rigorous quality control standards to guarantee the durability and reliability of their products.
- Sustainability: A focus on sustainable practices, including recycling and energy-efficient production methods, to reduce environmental impact.
- Customer Satisfaction: Dedicated to building strong relationships with clients through excellent service and reliable product performance.
Market Presence
ACSA has a significant presence in the Argentine market and looks to expand its influence within the region. It serves a wide array of sectors including construction, manufacturing, mining, and infrastructure, making it a critical player in the supply chain for these industries.
Innovation and Development
- Research and Development: Constantly investing in new technologies and methods to enhance product performance and develop new steel solutions.
- Training and Expertise: Providing ongoing training for staff to stay abreast of the latest advancements in steel production and applications.
This comprehensive approach positions ACSA - Aceros Cuyanos S.A. as a leading entity in the steel industry, maintaining a focus on quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction.
- 54 11 4865 9871
- www.aceroscuyanos.com
- 54 11 4865 9882
Products
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Lujan de Cuyo ARGENTINA
Parque Industrial Provincial
Lujan de Cuyo 5507
ARGENTINA
Lujan de Cuyo 5507
ARGENTINA
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