The project provides for the purchase of: 1. Vertical Machining Center - CNC control with a capacity of 5 pcs / hour -1 pcs. 2. Lathe - CNC control with productivity 4 pcs / hour -1 pcs. 3. Radial drilling machine -1 pc. 4. Six MIG-MAG impulse welders. 5. Four-wheeled electric truck with a load capacity of up to 2 tonnes and a lifting height of at least 3300 mm -1 pc.

In 2013, Radmari Group EOOD acquired from the machine-building company Beta AD, Cherven Bryag a SHIRPOTREBA workshop, together with the available equipment. The company policy is to achieve high financial results through further development of machine-building industry with expanded markets, ensuring further prosperity of the company. The most commonly certified activities are machining of parts, assemblies and metal structures with the possibility of powder and wet painting. Technologically, the company is equipped with universal and specialized machines, which allow the execution of almost all production processes. Radmari Group EOOD is listed in the Register of the State Agency for Metrological and Technical Supervision of Persons Performing Activities for Maintenance, Repair and Remodeling of Facilities with High Risk as a Person Performing Maintenance and Repair of LPG Bottles. It is the only representative for Northern Bulgaria to carry out such activity. The available machining equipment is insufficient, loads the maximum and cannot produce the required volume of parts, resulting in forced downtime and uneven loading of other production facilities and overall delay in orders. The company has welding machines, which are of different generation, with different technical capabilities. Currently, many of the welds that are made in the workshops are of poor quality, the elements are compromised. Poor welding leads to a certain amount of scrapped end products, which results in company losses and a large amount of waste from the manufacturing process. The implementation of this project will overcome the technical constraints on production caused by the lack of key machines in the enterprise. With the acquisition of the new technique and the designation of a "MECHANICAL WELDING SECTION", the overall production process will be improved and optimized.

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Overview

Status Closed (completion date)
Start date 16 Dec, 2020
End date 16 Dec, 2021
Contract date 16 Dec, 2020
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Financial information

Total cost 296,800.00
Grant 267,120.00
Self finance 29,680.00
Total paid 0.00
EU participation percent 85.0%

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