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Praxair Mexico Opens New Gases Production Facility in Altamira Complex

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Oct 7 2010

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Praxair México, a subsidiary of Praxair, Inc.(NYSE: PX) has started up a new packaged gases facility in the Altamira industrial corridor on the northeast coast of México.

The facility represents the last phase of a three-stage investment which positions Praxair to meet growing customer demand in the region.

In addition to the modern, palletized industrial and medical gases production facility, the complex includes a state-of-the-art, on-site hydrogen plant which supplies Posco, one of the most important steel companies in the region, and an advanced nitrogen plant which supplies high quality product to several customers through a 35-kilometer pipeline.

“This new complex demonstrates Praxair’s commitment to support regional development with world-class supply systems that increase productivity and reliability,” said Murilo Melo, president and general director of Praxair México.

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http://www.praxair.com/

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