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TULA М4 Rail М2 М2 CATALOGUE OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS EXPORTED BY THE TULA REGION 1 CATALOGUE CONTENTS INFORMATION 3 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 6 METALLURGICAL INDUSTRY 16 CHEMICAL INDUSTRY 25 LIGHT INDUSTRY 36 FOOD INDUSTRY 48 CONTACT INFORMATION 62 2 CATALOGUE CONTENTS “THE FOREIGN TRADE TURNOVER STRUCTURE NOW MEETS ALL THE CRITERIA FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND IS EXPORT-ORIENTED. WE NEED TO INCREASE THE VOLUME OF EXPORTS AND FIND NEW SALES MARKETS.” Governor of the Tula Region Alexei Dyumin 3 TULA REGION TRADE WITH MAJOR TRADING PARTNERS: 126 USA, CHINA, COUNTRIES BELARUS, ALGERIA, TURKEY, UAE, GERMANY 36,2% Chemical industry products and rubber 28,1% Other goods 6,8% Mechanical engineering products 5% Foods and raw materials Population Total area Tula Novomoskovsk 23,9% Metals and metal 1 466 127 25 700 550,8 125,2 products people sq. km thousand people thousand people EXPORT STRUCTURE EXPORT 4 TULA REGION MOSCOW М2 MOSCOW REGION TWO FEDERAL HIGHWAYS • M2 ‘Crimea’ М4 Zaokskiy Rail • M4 ‘Don’ KALUGA REGION Aleksin RAILWAY ROUTES Yasnogorsk • MOSCOW–KHARKOV–SIMFEROPOL, Venoyv • MOSCOW–DONBAS; TULA TRANSPORT ROUTES Dubna Suvorov Novomoskovsk RYAZAN REGION • Tula – M4 ‘Don’ Transcaucasia, Western Asia (part of the Chekalin Shchyokino Uzlovaya Kimovsk European route E 115) Odoyev Kireyevsk • Tula – M2 ‘Crimea’ Europe (part of the European route E105) Belyov Arsenyevo Bogoroditsk Plavsk Tyoploye Volovo AIR TRAFFIC: • Sheremetyevo (210 km) – more than 230 domestic and М2 Chern Kurkino international destinations • Domodedovo (170 km) – 194 destinations Arkhangelskoye LIPETSK • Vnukovo (180 km) – more than 200,000 domestic and REGION international destinations ORYOL REGION Yefremov • Kaluga Airport (110 km) – 9 domestic destinations М4 5 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING THE TULAMASHZAVOD PRODUCTION ASSOCIATION The TULAMASHZAVOD Production Association is a major holding that includes the parent TULAMASHZAVOD Joint-Stock Company and twenty subsidiaries that focus equally on both the manufacturing of products for the defence industry and civilian products. The TULAMASHZAVOD Production Association is one of the leading mechanical engineering enterprises in Russia and has production facilities equipped with modern equipment and TNVED* Product advanced technologies. These facilities work in: blank production, foundry and blacksmith production, machining, cold-sheet Single-cylinder diesel 8408904109 stamping, laser production, welding production, plastics and engine TMZ-450D rubber production, electroplating and heat treatment, tool production, wood processing, mechanical assembly of precision Single-cylinder diesel 8408904109 mechanics products, assembly and testing, and much more. engine TMZ-520D 2а Mosina St., Tula *Hereinafter, TNVED (Foreign Economic Activity Commodity Classification) – a goods classifier used by customs authorities and foreign trade participants for customs operations purposes. The [email protected] Russian equivalent of the international Harmonised Coding System for goods (the HS code). +7 (4872) 55-66-38 7 TULAMASH-TARPAN LLC Tulamash-Tarpan LLC has been a subsidiary of Tulamashzavod JSC since 2015. Tulamash-Tarpan LLC is the legal successor of Tulamashzavod OJSC, which was set up in 2007 on the core of the major Russian mechanical engineering enterprise Tulamashzavod JSC. It’s core activities include the manufacturing of parts and units for mechanical engineering products. Tulamash-Tarpan LLC is a production facility with modern equipment and advanced technologies which ensured the manufacturing of the high- quality products and the flexibility of the production process. TNVED* Product 8701100000 Tarpan-03 power tiller 2а Mosina St., Tula 8701100000 Tarpan electric tiller [email protected] +7 (4872) 55-66-38 8 STANKOTEKHNIKA LLC Stankotekhnika LLC is a subsidiary of one of Russia’s largest mechanical engineering enterprises. Stankotekhnika LLC has specialized in the production of metalworking equipment for more than 60 years, and it has been developing the production of oil and gas equipment since 1995 after obtaining a license for its development and manufacturing. This became possible due to the company’s engineering and technical staff with in-depth scientific and practical knowledge, and highly qualified workforce. Our mechanical engineering enterprise has a complete technological cycle. * 2а Mosina St., Tula TNVED Product http://www.stankotechnika.ru 8479899708 Blowout preventers (BOP) [email protected] +7 (4872) 36-96-22 9 THE TULA MINING EQUIPMENT PLANT The Tula Mining Equipment Plant provides mining enterprises with equipment that meets the highest quality and reliability * TNVED Product standards, which enables them to maximize the time and economic effect of mining operations. The Tula Mining Equipment Plant Metal cisterns, tanks, and 8609009009 has established itself not only as a manufacturer of standardized containers equipment, but also as an engineering centre that is ready to fulfil complex technological orders. Hydraulic and pneumatic 8412218008 equipment Ya6 Shatsk village, Tula Region 8483908909 Gear components https://tzgsho.ru 8482109008 Bearings [email protected] +7 (4872) 70-28-85 10 MEKHMASH PRODUCTION ENTERPRISE LLC The closed-cycle production facilities of Mekhmash Production Enterprise LLC are located in an industrial zone in southeast Tula and include: blank production, machining production, including a fleet of metal-cutting machines, certified welding production, assembly production, painting production and packaging. In 2016, a non-destructive testing laboratory was certified at Mekhmash Production Enterprise LLC. The products made by Mekhmash Production Enterprise TNVED* Product LLC are consumed by organizations involved in long-distance gas transportation, gas supply and gas distribution as well as 8467890000 Tapping equipment manufacturers of pipeline valves for main gas pipelines. 8479899708 Purge plug 58 Novomoskovskoye Highway, Tula 8479899708 Purge plug tip https://ooomm.ru [email protected]+7 (4872) 25-17-53 11 TULAELEKTROPRIVOD JSC Tulaelektroprivod JSC is one of Russia’s top producers of electric actuators for pipeline valves with a 75-year history. TNVED* Product Its core operations include the design, manufacturing, supply, and maintenance of electric actuators for pipeline valves. General industrial multi-turn electric actuators; explosion-proof Its customers include subsidiaries and subdivisions of multiturn electric actuators; high- Gazprom, Lukoil, Sibur Holding, Surgutneftegas, KazTransOil, safety multi-turn electric actuators Belorusneft Production Association and other companie. 8481900000 for nuclear power plants; atomic multi-turn electric actuators; 1 bld А, Zavodskaya St., Plekhanovo village, general industrial part-turn electric Leninsky District, Tula Region actuators; explosion-proof part- http://www.tulaprivod.ru turn electric actuators [email protected] +7 (4872) 72-47-09 12 GANICHEV SPLAV SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTION ASSOCIATION Ganichev SPLAV Scientific Production Association is the parent organization of a holding that is a part of the Rostec State Corporation. The scientific and technical potential that the enterprise has accumulated over half a century of operations has helped to effectively solve the problem of conversion development by setting up the manufacturing of high technology civilian products based on traditional military technologies. The products manufactured by Ganichev SPLAV Scientific Production Association are supplied to domestic and foreign * TNVED Product markets and are in growing demand. 8481808199 Polymer ball valve 33 Scheglovskaya Zaseka St., Tula http://splav.org 8481808508 Polymer butterfly valve [email protected] +7 (4872) 46-44-09 13 PLAVA JSC Plava JSC is a major manufacturer of separation equipment in Russia and the CIS. Plava currently employs over 400 people. The enterprise has mechanical, assembly, pressing, blank, tool, repair, and transport workshops, a workshop for processing external drum covers as well as heat treatment and galvanic coating sections. The enterprise’s design bureau and technological and production departments develop all of its design, technical, and operational documentation. Accredited testing and measuring and chemical laboratories TNVED* Product monitor all stages of production: from logistics to testing experimental product samples. Cream separator and centrifugal 27 Kommunarov St., Plavsk, Tula Region 8421110000 milk separation and http://www.plava.ru pasteurization unit [email protected] +7 (48752) 2-10-65 14 STRELA SCIENTIFIC AND PRODUCTION ASSOCIATION PJSC Strela Scientific and Production Association PJSC primarily focuses on the development of site protection radar stations. These systems consist of a solid-state coherent Doppler radar station with continuous linear frequency modulation and the ability for hardware-software integration with optoelectronic devices. The radar is designed to operate outdoors, and can be used autonomously to provide all-around radar observation on a protected area of land or water (borders, strategic facilities, hydroelectric power plants, airfields, etc.) at ranges up to 20 km. TNVED* Product 6 M. Gorky St., Tula http://www.npostrela.com 8526100009 SOVA site protection radar [email protected] +7 (4872) 43-64-00 15 METALLURGICAL INDUSTRY 16 POLEMA JSC TNVED* Product POLEMA JSC, a powder metallurgy plant, is a top global 8112219000 Chromium powder manufacturer of products made from chromium, molybdenum, 8112290000 Chromium flakes, sputtering targets, plates tungsten, metal powders, and
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