Physical-Technical Institute offers consumers refractory ceramic materials for casting non-ferrous metals under a manufacturing agreement and is looking for partners to conclude a distribution services agreement.

A complex technology and equipment for slag processing has been developed, including preliminary slag processing in a special tumbling drum with a slag for preliminary separation of flux inclusions and fine fraction of oxides and remelting of pretreated slags in gas or induction furnaces with additional processing with a refining flux. The secondary aluminum alloys obtained in this way are used for charging the main alloys in the production of programmed casting.

A section was organized for the production of refractory ceramic materials using slag as finely ground additives for the manufacture of non-stick coatings for casting molds and protection of cast iron crucibles, monolithic lining, molding sands, and gating system products.

The Physical-Technical Institute develops materials processing technologies using laser, ion, and electron beams, plasma flows, high pressures, and electromagnetic fields, as well as new multifunctional materials and coatings with improved characteristics for mechanical engineering, tool production, microelectronics, medicine, etc. Cooperation has been established with various organizations in Vietnam, Egypt, Kazakhstan, China, Korea, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Russia, Slovakia, Uzbekistan, Ukraine, Czech Republic, and other countries in the field of metal processing technologies and the creation of protective coatings.

Customers interested in purchasing refractory ceramic materials for non-ferrous metal casting under a manufacturing agreement.

Partners for the conclusion of a distribution services agreement.