With over 140 million consumers, and almost unlimited infrastructure needs, Russia remains one of the most promising markets for U.S. exporters. Within the last few months, Ipsen, Cherry Valley, Ill., has shipped eight TITAN furnaces to Russia for the civil aerospace and land-based turbine engine industries. These shipments were spread throughout Russia to cities including, but not limited to, Ufa, Perm, and Voronezh.
Ipsen delivered their first Russia-bound furnace to an aerospace company back in 1983. In the late 90s Russian government programs began to invest heavily in U.S. joint-ventures and Ipsen continued to provide products and support. They delivered their first TITAN furnace to Ufa, Russia in February 2011 to a company manufacturing land-based turbine blades. Now, with eight shipments during the last few months, Ipsen’s TITAN has captured Russia’s attention as a reliable and durable solution for their top projects.
“Ipsen has been a proud furnace supplier to Russian companies for 30 years. We are excited that those relationships have been maintained and are now expanding throughout the country,” says Andrew Yazot, Ipsen’s International Sales Engineer for the Eastern European region.
TITAN furnace systems offer a global standard of excellence that ensures quality results for even the most demanding applications. Standardized to operate anywhere in the world, and in any language, Ipsen’s TITAN brings state-of-the-art thermal processing solutions to all corners of the globe.
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