RUSSIAN + CIS NEWS
Alexander Ostashov, editor, Fastener, Adhesives, Tools and…Magazine
www.fastinfo.ru
New springs association in the Russian hardware market
On 26th
June the first general meeting of the members of the not for profit ‘Association of Spring Producers’ took place in St. Petersburg. The inaugural meeting covered basic issues and organisational questions.
– 27th F
ounders of the NCO ‘Association of Spring Producers’ include Spring-Center LLC, Scientific and Production Enterprise ‘Spring Center’ JSC, Perm Spring and Sprung Plant CJSC, Scientific and Production Center ‘Spring’ LLC, the Ural Spring Plant LLC, Okhta LLC and Rusvil CJSC. Another member – Dimitrovgrad Spring Plant LLC – was admitted to the association at the meeting.
The members elected Belogur Valentina Pavlovna as president of the association. Mr Pavlovna is CEO of Spring-Center LLC, a candidate of engineering sciences and government award winner. The members agreed to further work on detailed proposals for the development of the association in preparation for the next meeting, scheduled for the end of the year.
New zinc-lamella facility in Russia
A new Russian plant for zinc-lamella coating has been officially opened. This service is offered by the Ural company, Corrosion Safety Delta +, which is a licence partner of Dörken MKS-Systeme (Germany).
building, automotive production, wind power, construction and aviation industries. The abilities of the new production operation at Corrosion Safety Delta + were featured on the Dörken MKS-Systeme stand the INNOPROM 2014 exhibition, held in Yekaterinburg, from 9th
D C 32 – 12th July.
örken MKS-Systeme is a developer of the micro-level system of protection against corrosion under the brand name DELTA-MKS®
. Since 1980 zinc-lamella coatings have been successfully used in machine
Draft law on standardisation in the Russian Federation submitted to the State Duma On 26th
discussed the draft law: ‘On standardisation in the Russian Federation’ and made a decision to introduce the draft law to the State Duma.
D
mitry Medvedev, head of the Russian government, characterised the draft law as a document, “which must improve the competitiveness of domestic products”. He continued: “In this case it will be possible to use
international standards on the territory of Russia directly without their adaptation to national standards. I hope this approach will contribute to the more active use of innovations in our industry and in Russian companies.”
New program for selection of
fasteners for flange connections Specialists of the plant for pipeline components REKOM started to test the operation of a web application for the selection of fasteners for pipeline flanges.
urrently the selection of fasteners for flange connections, produced according to the Russian standards, is not unified in any standards or approved methodological regulations. Assemblies of mating flanges, including fasteners and seal components, are high demand products in the market. However, in the absence of any approved regulations or standards, each producer is free to decide their composition at their own discretion. Meantime, the selection of fastening elements is carried out by specialists of enterprises operating pipeline systems,
and by producers and suppliers of flanges and pipeline fittings. This work requires definite experience and time resource. Recognising these problems the specialists at REKOM have developed a program for fastener selection – with the web application downloadable from REKOM’s website:
www.zavod-rekom.ru
Fastener + Fixing Magazine • Issue 89 September 2014
June the government of the Russian Federation
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