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Metallurgical Plant ELECTROSTAL, JSC
1, Zheleznodorozhnaya Str.,
144002
Electrostal
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
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Our range of products
Product categories
- 15 Steel products
- 15.01 Rolled parts
Rolled parts
Our products
Product category: Rolled parts
Heat-Resistant Alloys
Metallurgical Plant Electrostal, JSC has been a key player of the Russian market in production of high-alloyed steels and alloys for many years. High-alloyed steels and alloys are widely used in motor-building, power-engineering, aircraft and aerospace industries.
The company is looking forward to mutually advantageous cooperation with our potential partners. We offer you the range of steels and alloys listed below under customer-oriented requirements:
1. Heat-Resistant Alloys:
The company is looking forward to mutually advantageous cooperation with our potential partners. We offer you the range of steels and alloys listed below under customer-oriented requirements:
1. Heat-Resistant Alloys:
- Inconel 625 (2.4856)
- Inconel 718 (2.4668)
- Inconel 617 (2.4663)
- Inco Allox C276 (1.4819)
- Inconel 600 (2.4816)
- Inconel 601 (2.4851)
- Inconel 751
- Incoloy 800 (1.4876)
- Incoloy 825
- Nimonic 80A (2.4952) etc.
Product category: Rolled parts
Stainless steel
Metallurgical Plant Electrostal, JSC has been a key player of the Russian market in production of high-alloyed steels and alloys for many years. High-alloyed steels and alloys are widely used in motor-building, power-engineering, aircraft and aerospace industries.
The company is looking forward to mutually advantageous cooperation with our potential partners. We offer you the range of steels and alloys listed below under customer-oriented requirements:
Stainless steel:
1.4021, 1.4025, 1.4028, 1.4034, 1.4301, 1.4401, 1.4828 (Aisi 309), 1.4821 (Aisi 310, Aisi 314), 1.4550 (Aisi 347), 1.4542 (17-4PH), 1.4545 (15-5PH), 1.4548, including valve steel such as 1.4718 and 1.4871 etc.
The company is looking forward to mutually advantageous cooperation with our potential partners. We offer you the range of steels and alloys listed below under customer-oriented requirements:
Stainless steel:
1.4021, 1.4025, 1.4028, 1.4034, 1.4301, 1.4401, 1.4828 (Aisi 309), 1.4821 (Aisi 310, Aisi 314), 1.4550 (Aisi 347), 1.4542 (17-4PH), 1.4545 (15-5PH), 1.4548, including valve steel such as 1.4718 and 1.4871 etc.
Product category: Rolled parts
Our Products
Metallurgical Plant Electrostal, JSC offers the following rolled products:
- Hot-rolled bars, 8-96 mm dia.
- Forged bars, 100-350 mm dia.
- Disks, 800 mm dia.
- Bars with special surface finish (grinded), 3,0-30 mm dia.
- Calibrated bars, 7-30 mm dia.
- Cold-drawn wire, 0,02-6,5 mm dia.
- Cold-rolled strip, 0,05-2,5 mm thickness, 200-280 mm width.
About us
Company details
Ninety-five years ago during the First World War Nikolay A. Vtorov (1866-1918), the wealthiest Russian businessman and industrialist nicknamed “Russian Morgan” for his business acumen, founded several defense plants in Bogorodsk district of Moscow government including the first Russian high quality alloyed steels making plant located in Zatishe village (Electrostal).
The first steel was melted by the Plant “Electrostal” on November 17, 1917.
The development of new industries, construction of tool-making, machine-building, aerospace and automotive plants and enterprises led to an increase in demand for high quality metal. The first stainless steel was melted in 1923. Magnetic and ball bearing steels were manufactured in 1924 and 1926, respectively. In 1932, the first batches of nichrome were made. Forging and rolling of alloyed steel and manufacture of silver steel of different grades were successfully mastered during those years as well.
The first steel was melted by the Plant “Electrostal” on November 17, 1917.
The development of new industries, construction of tool-making, machine-building, aerospace and automotive plants and enterprises led to an increase in demand for high quality metal. The first stainless steel was melted in 1923. Magnetic and ball bearing steels were manufactured in 1924 and 1926, respectively. In 1932, the first batches of nichrome were made. Forging and rolling of alloyed steel and manufacture of silver steel of different grades were successfully mastered during those years as well.