In Moscow, created new heat-resistant cables for industrial equipment

The city authorities actively support enterprises that produce products for complex production tasks. Thus, Moskabel Plant (part of the Moskabelmet Group of Companies), which has the status of an industrial complex and receives tax preferences, with the support of the city, developed cables for control, control, automation and alarm systems that can operate at temperatures up to plus 250 degrees. This was announced by the Minister of the Government of Moscow, head of the Department of Investment and Industrial Policy of Moscow Anatoly Garbuzov.

According to him, the service life of innovative development is at least 40 years, which is especially important for enterprises where replacing a cable line leads to downtime and significant costs. “They can be used in metallurgy, energy, industrial furnaces and heating plants,” said Garbuzov.

He stressed that the new series of heat-resistant cables TEVOX-U is designed specifically for reliable operation in conditions of extreme temperatures and increased operating loads. It is used in a variety of equipment – from high-temperature industrial furnaces to complex automated production lines. Products transmit the signals needed to control equipment and monitor its operation directly in areas of high heat. In such conditions, the insulation of conventional cables wears out faster, loses strength and can be covered with cracks. For the new series, the insulation lived and the outer shell was made of organosilicon rubber - silicone, which retains its properties under prolonged exposure to high temperatures.

According to Pavel Moryakov, General Director of Moskabelmet Group, TEVOX-U was created under the specific requirements of modern industry, which provide for high temperature, difficult operating conditions, as well as a long service life. “At the same time, we did not limit ourselves to one typical solution – the design can be adapted to the tasks of a particular object,” said Marinekov. It is important for us to create products that help enterprises work more reliably and technologically. We are developing our own developments, expanding the possibilities of Russian cable production and thereby contributing to the development of the country’s industry.”.

At the moment, the status of the industrial complex in the capital has been assigned to 39 manufacturing plants, which created 62.4 thousand jobs. Real estate tax for such enterprises will be 50% of the calculated amount, land tax - 20%, and land lease rate - 0.3% of the cadastral value of the site. Earlier, Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin announced the extension of the status of an industrial complex for two pharmaceutical plants located in the districts of Koptevo and Nizhny Novgorod. The released funds of the company will be used for the expansion and modernization of capacities.

Currently, 4,740 industrial companies work in the capital, employing 767,000 people. Manufacturers have access to more than 20 effective support measures, including an investment loan interest reimbursement program, tax incentives and other instruments. At the same time, about 150 high-tech enterprises are opened in the city annually.