Wuhan to build crankshaft factory
Wuhan Marine Machinery Plant in China will build a crankshaft factory in Qingdao at a cost of $24 million. It will take two years for the project to be completed and will have an annual capacity of 50 crankshafts.
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Buyers GuideWuhan Marine Machinery Plant in China will build a crankshaft factory in Qingdao at a cost of $24 million. It will take two years for the project to be completed and will have an annual capacity of 50 crankshafts.
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