We deliver electromagnetic PEV feeders, VEM drives and control units to plants across Kazakhstan — from Almaty to Ust-Kamenogorsk. Kazakhstan and Russia are both EAEU members, so deliveries move without customs duties.
Kazakhstan is a member of the Eurasian Economic Union together with Russia — equipment shipped from St. Petersburg to Kazakhstan moves without customs duties, and paperwork is limited to transport and tax documents (a waybill and an invoice). VAT payment at destination follows EAEU rules — check with your accountant, or ask us for an invoice with the details needed for intra-union movement of goods.
A standard catalog feeder ships in 2–4 weeks; custom solutions are quoted individually. Road delivery from St. Petersburg to Kazakhstan's industrial cities (Almaty, Astana, Karaganda, Ust-Kamenogorsk, Pavlodar) typically takes 7–12 days depending on the route and carrier. Oversized equipment ships on a dedicated truck; smaller orders can be consolidated with other freight.
Supply contracts are usually settled in Russian rubles; payment in tenge via EAEU correspondent bank accounts can be arranged by agreement. Confirm the exact terms and payment details when placing your request.
We supply feeders and drives to mining and processing plants, metallurgical works and building materials producers in Almaty, Astana, Karaganda, Ust-Kamenogorsk and other industrial regions of Kazakhstan.
Every feeder and drive ships with a technical passport and an operation manual — needed for putting the equipment on your books and for later warranty service. Moving goods within the EAEU requires a waybill and an invoice; if a specific order needs an additional document (a declaration or a certificate of conformity for a particular assembly), confirm this when placing your request — the exact document set can vary from order to order.
JSC TNC Kazchrome (part of the Eurasian Resources Group) is one of the world's largest ferrochrome producers. Since 2002 we have supplied 211 vibrating feeders for raw-material metering points across the plant's ferroalloy production stages. See our completed projects page for more.
No — Kazakhstan and Russia are both EAEU members, so no customs duties apply between union countries. Paperwork is limited to transport and tax documents.
Usually Russian rubles; payment in tenge can be arranged by agreement. Confirm the terms when placing your request.
A standard feeder ships in 2–4 weeks; road delivery to Kazakhstan's cities typically takes 7–12 days depending on the route.
Yes, warranty and technical support cover deliveries to Kazakhstan the same as in Russia — phone consultation, with an on-site visit discussed individually if needed.