We work across Russia and the EAEU (Kazakhstan, Belarus) — from invoicing to shipping finished equipment. Below are payment terms, lead times and delivery options.
We build the feeders, drives and control devices ourselves: our own workshop, our own machine park and our own staff. Below is how production is organised, the stages every unit goes through, and what happens to it before shipment.
Production is in-house, with our own machine park: milling and turning work, cutting — everything needed to build a feeder and its drive is done on site. The staff are our own and hold the attestations required of them.
Assembly and installation follow our own developed technology, and every unit has a full set of working drawings. That is what makes it repeatable to build both catalogue models and designs engineered for a specific duty.
The sequence is standard and logical, each stage resting on the one before:
Load testing is carried out at a small load, not at the design load: the purpose of this stage is to check the assembled unit in operation, not to confirm rated throughput on a stand.
We also have a test bench on which every single unit undergoes commissioning tests before shipment. The bench can test equipment both with and without a sensor, and all control units are tested on it as well.
We are continuously developing new control devices on modern hardware — both frequency-converter based and microchip based. This work runs continuously rather than order by order.
What is already in series production — ШУВ cabinets and БУВ units in their various versions — is collected on the control units page. How to choose between a cabinet and a unit for a specific site is covered in the article "ШУВ or БУВ: decoding, differences and how to choose".
No separate certificate is required to produce this type of equipment. Each unit ships with a product data sheet and the usual equipment documentation — it is the data sheet that records the factory data for the specific unit and the warranty terms. What the shipping set contains is described on the delivery page, and warranty obligations on the warranty page.
Production is in-house: our own workshop, our own machine park — milling, turning and cutting — and our own attested staff. Assembly and installation follow our own developed technology.
Yes. Every single unit undergoes commissioning tests on our test bench. The bench can test equipment both with and without a sensor, and all control units are tested on it as well.
Load testing is performed at a small load, not at the design load: the purpose is to check the assembled unit in operation.
A product data sheet and the usual equipment documentation. No separate certificate is required to produce this type of equipment.