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Sulzer opens third facility in Argentina

In addition to a field service hub in La Plata and a main office in the heart of Buenos Aires, Sulzer has opened a new rotating equipment service center in Ezeiza to serve its clients in key industries including oil and gas, pulp and paper, power generation and food and beverage. Sulzer currently employs 80 people in Argentina.

Gabriel Skazon, general manager of Sulzer Argentina, said: “The opening of three new facilities in Argentina is a testament to our ongoing commitment to providing our customers in the region with critical manufacturing and industrial solutions and unparalleled service offerings. We are excited about this progress and our growth in Argentina and the broader Latin America region.”

Inside the new Sulzer service center in Ezeiza.

Sulzer’s 2,600 sq m service center in Ezeiza is divided into dedicated areas for turbomachinery and pumps. The facility offers comprehensive repair and engineering capabilities for rotors and turbomachinery components, supporting customers across the broader region. The Argentinian facility openings follow recent expansion in the region, with a 15% increase in local staff. In addition to the service capabilities in Argentina, Sulzer’s advanced manufacturing facility in Jundiai, Brazil offers quick access to new pumps for energy, infrastructure, water and industry.

By upgrading its factories in Brazil, expanding manufacturing capabilities in Colombia, and growing its sales presence in Peru, Sulzer is creating new opportunities not only within each country but across the broader Latin American region.

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