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Rautaruukki Set to Supply Steel Structures to Russia's Largest Wood Processing Factory

May 13 2008

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Rautaruukki will supply steel structures in Russia for woodworking company Russian Laminate.

The construction project, which includes eight separate buildings, will take place on the production site of the Igoryevskiy woodworking plant in the Smolenskaya region, in western Russia. In addition to the main production building, Ruukki's steel structures will be used for the bark-stripping and cutting section facilities, electrical power installations with biofuel storage, and administration building. In total, Ruukki will deliver steel structures for a new factory complex of 60,000 m2. Ruukki's delivery is to consist of steel frame elements, sandwich panels, and all steel structures except the foundation.

Deliveries are to start in the middle of June 2008, with the production area ready to enter use almost within a year from the start of construction, thanks to Ruukki's fast delivery times.

Posted May 12th,2008

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