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TOMECO Mechanical Electrical Joint Stock Company was honored to welcome a delegation from Nelson Environmental Remediation (USA), a world-leading provider of Dioxin treatment technology, selected to implement the critical cleanup project at Bien Hoa Airbase. The visit marks a significant step in fostering environmental technology collaboration between the two enterprises and reaffirms TOMECO’s capability in manufacturing high-specification technical equipment.
Partnership in Environmental Treatment and High Technical Standards
Nelson Environmental Remediation is the Dioxin treatment technology provider for the Bien Hoa project – one of the large-scale environmental projects funded by the U.S. Government, expected to be operational starting in 2026.
During the working session at the TOMECO An Khang factory, the Nelson delegation conducted a detailed review of TOMECO’s product groups and engineering solutions for specific industrial sectors, including:
Corrosion-resistant and abrasion-resistant fan solutions for harsh environments.
Exhaust fan and treatment systems for hazardous gases and toxic dust.
Auxiliary mechanical fabrication capabilities adhering to international standards, meeting the stringent requirements of environmental and high-thermal technology projects.
The in-depth exchanges helped both parties assess technical compatibility and open up cooperation opportunities across various specialized categories.
Reaffirming TOMECO’s Position in Specialized Technology Projects
The visit by Nelson is considered a crucial milestone, further establishing TOMECO’s position as an entity capable of designing and manufacturing industrial equipment for high-technical requirement projects, particularly in:
Toxic and hazardous gas treatment.
Applications in the environmental, chemical, and energy sectors.
Large-scale FDI projects and strict international standards.
TOMECO sincerely appreciates the Nelson delegation for their visit and collaboration, and expresses its strong desire to continue partnering in the subsequent phases of the project.
