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Cauvery Electrodes' facility in Bangalore

CHENNAI: Cauvery Electrodes (India) has established its Rs. 1.5 crore unit at Jigani, Bangalore to manufacture mild steel copper coated wires. The capacity utilisation of the unit is 72 tonnes in three shifts. The company plans to produce special electrodes such as low hydrogen electrodes, creep resistance steel electrodes, hard surfacing electrodes and cast iron electrodes.

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