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30/09/2026
BELAVTOMAZ continues to modernize production at the Osipovichi plant

The production modernization continues at the Osipovichi Automobile Components Plant of the BELAVTOMAZ holding.

According to the enterprise, specialists have completed commissioning and personnel training for operation of the new high-precision equipment – a metallographic complex that has arrived at the central plant laboratory. The new equipment is designed for quality control of aluminum castings, as well as steel and cast iron parts, and products after heat treatment. The complex will allow for sample preparation and necessary laboratory research within a single closed process cycle.

As part of the training, specialists from the Central Laboratory of Osipovichi Automobile Components Plant mastered the rules for operating the new equipment, its maintenance, diagnosing possible malfunctions, and methods for their elimination.

NAPI (National Industrial Information Agency)


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