Grupo Rotoplas inaugurated a state-of-the-art hot water tank plant in which it invested more than US$ 5 million. It will produce a hot water tank every 20 seconds and employs 200 workers. There is a project to export the product to other countries in the region

The Mexican group Rotoplas inaugurated a new plant for the production of hot water tanks for its Señorial line, which will be marketed mainly in the domestic market. In turn, they are part of a project to be exported to other countries in the region, which integrates a general strategy whose objective is to convert Argentina into the Group's export hub.

The new plant is located in the Pilar Industrial Park, in the province of Buenos Aires, it has 6,500 m2 built on a 12,000 m2 lot, it has state-of-the-art technology that allows it to produce a hot water tank every 20 seconds and employs 200 people.

Rotoplas Group is a leader in water storage, conduction and heating solutions. It arrived in Argentina 25 years ago and currently has 4 industrial plants in the province of Buenos Aires, and employs 750 people.
This investment made in the Pilar Industrial Park plant is part of the investment project for more than US$ 115 million, made by the group in recent years, for the consolidation of its pipes and connections businesses with the IPS brand, storage tanks with the Rotoplas brand and hot water tanks and water heaters with the Señorial brand.
During the inauguration, the General Director of Grupo Rotoplas Argentina, Pablo Feresini, highlighted that "The project that began 25 years ago is intact and we have the vocation and the will to continue investing so that our business grows and we can contribute to the growth of the country, doing what we know, which is providing more and better water."