Two metallurgical enterprises of Upper Ufaley, Orangestil and Foundry Center, have formed an industrial partnership. Combining competencies in the field of casting and machining will allow companies to move to a new stage of development and offer customers turnkey integrated solutions, the press service of the Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade reported.
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Orangestil Company is a full—cycle manufacturing and engineering company. It produces metallurgical equipment, spare parts and components for large industrial enterprises in Russia and other countries.
"The creation of an industrial partnership with the foundry is a logical stage of development. We see steady demand for castings from industrial enterprises, especially in segments where timing and quality are critical. Combining production competencies allows us to meet the needs of customers within the framework of a single contract and shorten the production cycle," said Tatiana Sofina, Orangestil CEO.
The Foundry Center was established in 2009 on the basis of the iron foundry of the Ufa Metallurgical Engineering Plant. The company specializes in the production of castings from steel and cast iron for mechanical engineering, energy, metallurgy, oil and gas industry and machine tool industry. Its production facilities can produce up to 600 tons of products per month.
"Today we are not just linking two production facilities, we are bringing together strong engineering and work teams from Orangestil and the Foundry Center. In modern realities, it is precisely this partnership that allows us to quickly solve non-standard technical tasks and flexibly respond to market demands. For the teams of our enterprises, this means stability, the opportunity to share best practices and participate in large—scale, significant projects," said Denis Suprun, Chief Engineer of Foundry Center LLC.