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ABB BREAKS GROUND ON NEW US CALIBRATION HALL TO SUPPORT GROWING DEMAND FOR INSTRUMENTATION IN NORTH AMERICA
The construction of the 12,000-square-foot calibration hall in Bartlesville, Oklahoma will increase ABB’s “Made in America” offering.
The calibration hall is being built in the industrial park adjacent to ABB’s existing factory in Bartlesville, Oklahoma.
ABB has begun the construction of a new 12,000-square-foot calibration hall in the industrial park adjacent to its existing ∼200,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Bartlesville, Oklahoma.
High accuracy flowmeter calibration enhances measurement performance which helps industrial customers to become more energy and resource-efficient. US plant operators across industries such as chemical, oil & gas, water, battery, hydrogen and power, are able to accurately measure in and outflow as well as raw and produced materials, thus controlling their processes in a more precise and efficient way.
Jacques Mulbert, President, ABB Measurement & Analytics (third from left) and Dale Copeland, Mayor of Bartlesville (sixth from left), take part in the groundbreaking ceremony in Bartlesville.
The new calibration hall is expected to begin operations in early 2025. The site will benefit from the strong track record of innovation, commitment to quality, efficiency, and proximity to customers of ABB’s Bartlesville factory.
The Bartlesville factory is one of ABB’s flagship North American locations and ABB recently announced that it is consolidating North American instrumentation manufacturing under one roof in Bartlesville.
ABB has begun the construction of a new 12,000-square-foot calibration hall in the industrial park adjacent to its existing ∼200,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Bartlesville, Oklahoma.
High accuracy flowmeter calibration enhances measurement performance which helps industrial customers to become more energy and resource-efficient. US plant operators across industries such as chemical, oil & gas, water, battery, hydrogen and power, are able to accurately measure in and outflow as well as raw and produced materials, thus controlling their processes in a more precise and efficient way.
Jacques Mulbert, President, ABB Measurement & Analytics (third from left) and Dale Copeland, Mayor of Bartlesville (sixth from left), take part in the groundbreaking ceremony in Bartlesville.
The new calibration hall is expected to begin operations in early 2025. The site will benefit from the strong track record of innovation, commitment to quality, efficiency, and proximity to customers of ABB’s Bartlesville factory.
The Bartlesville factory is one of ABB’s flagship North American locations and ABB recently announced that it is consolidating North American instrumentation manufacturing under one roof in Bartlesville.
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