Chapel Hydraulique invests in a factory 4.0 producing telescopic jacks

The designer, manufacturer and distributor of standard and special hydraulic cylinders as well as all associated hydraulic components built in Isère, a fully automated production unit. He thus hopes for a productivity gain of around 20%, with an investment of 10 million euros, helped in part by the recovery plan. The future 4,500 m² building will emerge from the ground, in Bièvre-Isère, near the head office. This project should allow the company to face up to international competition, by offering cheaper and more modern products and to increase its responsiveness by limiting the transport time of the parts as much as possible. The company plans an overall investment of €7 million by 2022 and announces the creation of 60 jobs by 2023.

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