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15:27, 02 August 2017

Chelpipe Group Modernizes Oil Pipes Production Facilities

Chelpipe Group started modernization of oil pipes production facilities (the total amount of investments reaching 200M rubles). Due to the modernization, production of high leak-proof Premium connections OCTG pipes will increase more than two times.

The modernization includes equipping of the finishing center of Pervouralsk Pipe Plant (part of Chelpipe Group) with swaging and thread finishing machines, a shot-blasting machine, a couplings copper plating unit etc. The program will be implemented before the end of Q1 2018.

"Implementation of the investment project will allow Chelpipe Group to improve products quality and ramp up production. Thus the company will continue increasing supplies of oil fields with Premium connections pipes”, commented Kirill Nikitin, Technical Director, Chelpipe Group.

Chelpipe Group has supplied high leak-proof Premium connections OCTG pipes since 2012. In 2016 their supplies increased 10%. Presently the company supplies 1st and 2d generations Premium connections products.

Chelpipe Group will exhibit its latest products at Metal-Expo’2017, The23d International Industrial Exhibition.

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