The Yaroslavl plant "Krasny Mayak" has completed a large-scale production modernization, increasing the output of heavy industrial vibratory motors ninefold – up to 4,500 units per year. Investments in the project exceeded 115 million rubles, of which 74.7 million rubles were a concessional loan from the Industrial Development Fund (IDF), and 8.3 million rubles were funds from the regional support fund.
Industrial vibratory motors are used in construction, metallurgy, and the mining industry for concrete compaction, material crushing, and other tasks. Their operating principle is based on creating centrifugal force by rotating unbalances on the rotor shaft. The new equipment allowed the plant to increase the precision of parts processing and start producing vibrators with a force of up to 250 kN, which were previously not produced in Russia.
Thanks to the Industrial Development Funds, we have modernized production, increasing the precision of parts processing and labor productivity. In addition, the launch of new equipment allows us to expand the product line by manufacturing heavy industrial vibrators with a pushing force of up to 250 kilonewtons. Currently, in the segments of heavy, surface, and explosion-proof vibratory motors with similar indicators, there are no analogues produced in Russia; such equipment is imported from the USA, Germany, Italy, and, to a growing extent, from China.
Production is fully localized: raw materials come from domestic suppliers, and tooling is manufactured at the enterprise itself. The plant's products are in demand in the CIS, including Kazakhstan and Belarus, and are also sold through marketplaces and construction retailers.
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