Russia’s Evraz KGOK increases crushed stone shipping capacity/production

Russia’s Evraz Kachkanarsky Ore Mining and Processing Enterprise (Evraz KGOK, a subsidiary of Evraz Group) has completed the first phase of its project to increase its crushed stone shipping capacity. The project started in April 2013 with investments amounting to RUB 17 million (€387,067.24), and the first phase featured delivering a heavy vehicle complex; a standby storage for crushed stone, and a shipment fiscal metering complex.

August 20, 2013 Read time: 1 min

Russia’s Evraz Kachkanarsky Ore Mining and Processing Enterprise (Evraz KGOK, a subsidiary of 7453 EVRAZ Group) has completed the first phase of its project to increase its crushed stone shipping capacity.

The project started in April 2013 with investments amounting to RUB 17 million (€387,067.24), and the first phase featured delivering a heavy vehicle complex; a standby storage for crushed stone, and a shipment fiscal metering complex.

The weighting complex capacity was 240 trucks/day (with a weight limit of 100tonnes) in August 2013.

The second phase will feature construction of a sifting complex (for 10-20mm and 20-40mm stone fractions) and launching crushed stone production for the Sverdlovsk region's construction sector (Urals).

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