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Preservation lines: shot blasting and painting in one solution
04.09.2025
Preservation lines: shot blasting and painting in one solution

High-quality surface preparation and interoperation protection of rolled metal products are crucial factors in ensuring maximum service life and the highest quality of protective coatings. This preparation can be achieved through shot blasting, followed by the application of a conductive protective primer on the surface of the rolled metal at the stage of its delivery to production.

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Evaluation of dust content of steel surfaces before painting – ISO 8502-3
03.09.2025
Evaluation of dust content of steel surfaces before painting – ISO 8502-3

Correct surface preparation is one of the key factors affecting the durability of paint and protective coatings. Measuring the level of dust on steel surfaces before painting helps determine whether additional cleaning and preparation are required.

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Automated Vertical Lift Storage Systems: Innovation in Warehousing and Logistics
24.07.2025
Automated Vertical Lift Storage Systems: Innovation in Warehousing and Logistics

In today’s fast-paced world, logistics and warehousing have become critical success factors for businesses. Companies aim to maximize storage efficiency, speed up order picking, and reduce operating costs.

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Pipe finishing line for Interpipe
13.05.2025
Pipe finishing line for Interpipe

The research and production firm TECHWAGONMASH has designed and manufactured equipment for a pipe finishing line. The customer for the equipment is the Ukrainian industrial company Interpipe, which has already started the pilot operation of the new line at the Interpipe Niko Tube plant in Nikopol (Dnipropetrovsk region).

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Reasons why robotization of industrial enterprises is being held back
13.05.2025
Reasons why robotization of industrial enterprises is being held back

There is a persistent stereotype in the post-Soviet machine-building industry that industrial robots are expensive equipment that requires highly professional personnel and that it is rational to use them in mass or high-volume production. This myth is based on some factors listed below.

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