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The 4th Production Base for Metro Tunnel Fan

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Update time : 2021-04-19 07:34:00

Built in 2019 and put into operation in 2021, as the 4th production base in our nearly 30 years development history, the Metro Tunnel manufacturing workshop has been providing high-quality fans and efficient ventilation and fire protection solutions for metro tunnel projects all over the world.

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