The Russian pressing plants will develop the production of aluminum profiles for the creation of greenhouse complexes. Such agreements were reached during the meeting of the Aluminum Association and the Association "Greenhouses of Russia" in Moscow on February 2, in which TATPROF JSC also took part.
As the Chairman of the Aluminum Association Valentin Trishchenko noted, today there is a situation in which in Russia out of 150 hectares of greenhouse complexes built in 2016, only 45 hectares are produced by domestic companies, the rest is imports. “At the same time, the demand for these products will increase - it is necessary both for large agro-industrial enterprises and for a large number of farms and private households, and domestic aluminum enterprises are ready to manufacture these products. The development of this direction will increase the utilization of enterprises, the annual consumption of aluminum will increase to 12 thousand tons,”he said.
At the meeting, the timing of the development, together with foreign partners, of a standard greenhouse complex project, which will be designed with the maximum possible (up to 90 percent) use of domestic materials and equipment, was outlined.
The associations also agreed to jointly work out the issue of supporting domestic manufacturers by government agencies, as this will significantly reduce the cost of metal structures for greenhouse complexes.
The TATPROF company is the leader in the Russian market of translucent enclosing systems based on aluminum profiles. The TATPROF company offers high-quality system profiles and components that allow the manufacture of modern building structures from aluminum, competitive in price, in terms of manufacturability of processing and assembly, in installation:
- ventilated facades, facades of the TP-50300, EK-50 series, element facade of the TP-78 EF series, facade with glazing from the inside of the room;
- translucent roofs TPSK-60500, hatches TPSK-60;
- doors, windows, stained-glass windows "cold" and "warm";
The TATPROF company supplies its products throughout Russia and some CIS countries. The architectural systems TAPROF can be seen on the facades (and roofs) of the Primorsky Aquarium in Vladivostok, at the Big Ice Palace in Sochi and other Olympic venues, on high-rise buildings in Moscow, Kazan, St. Petersburg and other cities.
