The Metallurgical Research Center thus joins the initiative promoted by the Council of Durangaldea to promote the use of the bicycle in the region. A project that is part of the Cycle Friendly Employer certification of international reference.
AZTERLAN Metallurgy Research Center, member of the Basque Research and Technology Alliance (BRTA), leads the SUSIE Project consortium in close collaboration with Tekniker, Tecnalia and with Mondragon University, UPV/EHU and INVEMA (technology unit of the AFM Cluster).
AZTERLAN will work on a reduced summer schedule until September 11th (from 7:00h to 15:00h).
This advanced development has been achieved within the DigiMAT Project, aimed at manufacturing security brake system castings for passenger vehicles in close collaboration with the companies AAPICO and CONTINENTAL TEVES.
Acting directly over metallic materials and their transformation processes is key to delay corrosion and mitigate its negative impact, as well as to achieve more efficient industrial processes.