Fabrika Asbest-Cementnik Proizvoda SAR plant at Djeneral Jankovic, Kosovo

In February 1973, Asbestos, the industry's trade journal, reported that Calzoni had supplied machinery valued at US$3.5 million "for a new factory to be built at Fabrika Asbest-Cementnik Proizvoda SAR, Djeneral Jankovic, in the autonomous Kosovo Province."¹ The asbestos-cement products "to be produced," it said, were "five-meter-long pressure pipes," "three-meter-long sewer pipes," and "corrugated sheets."¹ The item describes a factory still to be built; the sources here do not say it opened.¹

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Asbestos Magazine, 1973, February 1973

• Description: “planned: a new factory to be built at Fabrika Asbest-Cementnik Proizvoda SAR, Djeneral Jankovic ... five-meter-long pressure pipes, three-meter-long sewer pipes, and corrugated sheets” (Fabrika Asbest-Cementnik Proizvoda SAR), said by Asbestos (magazine), as recorded by Asbestos (magazine), p. 21¹

References

1. Asbestos Magazine, 1973, February 1973 (February 1, 1973), p. 21.