ChTZ completes assembly of modern Austrian equipment
29 April 2013 (09:50)
April 29, 2013. Chelyabinsk Tractor Plant (ChTZ, a member of Uralvagonzavod Corporation) completed the assembly of four multi-functional processing centers produced by the Austrian firm WFL, Uralvagonzavod’s press service reports.
The units are installed on the promising technologies production sites, and they now operate 24/7.
The new machinery will be used to produce car parts for different series of engines, including the new engine family T. All one has to do is feed a billet into the system in order to get a part that has received completed mechanical treatment at the exit. A single turning and milling WFL set has replaced 15 mills when it came to making a cam shaft.
The plant has already hired specially-skilled workers from among college and vocational school graduates to operate the Austrian equipment.
The units are installed on the promising technologies production sites, and they now operate 24/7.
The new machinery will be used to produce car parts for different series of engines, including the new engine family T. All one has to do is feed a billet into the system in order to get a part that has received completed mechanical treatment at the exit. A single turning and milling WFL set has replaced 15 mills when it came to making a cam shaft.
The plant has already hired specially-skilled workers from among college and vocational school graduates to operate the Austrian equipment.
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