relart sa projects

RELART SA – Innovative solutions implemented all over the world.

We are proud of our projects for clients in various industries. Check out some of them.

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How do we work on projects?

Our approach to each project is based on the following principles:

Analysis and planning: Careful development of each stage of the project.
Coordination and management: Effective management of resources, deadlines and quality.
Innovation and technology: Implementation of modern technologies to achieve the best results.

Key projects of RELART SA

PROJECT TIME: 2020 – 2021

Wheel Manufacturing Plant

price: 18 910 658 Euro

The contract for engineering services and equipment setup increased the capacity of railway wheel production from 200,000 to 300,000 units per year. The plant now produces more than 400 types of wheels ranging in size from 500 to 1250 mm.
Continuous development, expansion of production capacity and improvement of the technical base are the key to success and distinctive features of a modern industrial enterprise.

PROJECT TIME: 2017 – 2021

Elastic Clamps Manufacturing Plant

price: 9 026 523 Euro

The 2017–2021 project involved the supply of equipment for the production of elastic clamps. The clamps must be strong, springy, and corrosion-resistant. The wire they are made from passes through straightening and cutting and bending machines, then undergoes heat treatment to increase hardness and elasticity.

PROJECT TIME: 2019

Laboratory Quality Control

price: 1,229,000 Euro

The equipment for the laboratory of the railway wheel production complex was supplied in 2019. The equipment was selected and supplied to ensure high standards of quality control and product testing for compliance with industry requirements.

PROJECT TIME: 2015 – 2018

Wheel Manufacturing Plant (Stage 1)

price: 113 436 279 Euro

EPM contract for engineering services and equipment setup for the production of 200,000 railway wheels per year. This is the only plant in Kazakhstan producing solid-rolled wheels, was launched in 2018 in Ekibastuz, providing a high level of automation and compliance with international standards.

PROJECT TIME: 2013 – 2016

Engineering Contract

cost: 24 485 074 Euro

The 2013–2016 project included the delivery of equipment for the production of wheel sets to the R.W.S. Wheelset LLP plant in Kazakhstan. Launched in 2016, the plant produces 42,000 axles and 20,000 wheel sets per year on an automated line that complies with the country’s industrial and innovative development program, New Industrialization.

PROJECT TIME: 2010

THE BEGINNING OF RELART SA

more than 75 million euro attracted

In 2010, supplies of equipment began to create a railway cluster in Ekibastuz, Kazakhstan. With the assistance of RELART SA, over 75 million euro of investments were attracted, 2,200 jobs were created. The cluster includes five enterprises producing railway components, providing for domestic needs and significant export potential.

Frequently asked questions

What services does RELART SA offer in the field of rail transport?

RELART SA offers a wide range of services for railway transport, including the sale of wheels, wheel sets, axles and tyres, as well as the production and maintenance of rolling stock and traction equipment. We also provide engineering and design solutions, including project management and the development of technological solutions for railway infrastructure.

How does RELART SA ensure high quality of project execution?

We follow strict quality management principles, including audit and selection of contractors, quality control of design solutions and construction inspection. Each stage of work is carefully monitored to meet modern standards and safety requirements.

How does RELART SA support its clients after the completion of projects?

RELART SA provides full technical support and assistance to customers after the completion of projects. We offer the supply of spare parts and consumables for production equipment, and we continue to advise and assist in the maintenance of railway infrastructure and rolling stock.