The Magnitogorsk Immacaw today celebrates its 80th anniversary of steel production

Back in 1933, on July 8, the first Marten’s stove of Magnitogorsk issued the first tons of steel. For eighty years, the Magnitogorsk Metallurgical Plant Sade about 750 million tons of steel.

Today, Marten’s production on Magnitoga is replaced by electrometallurgical. For the first time in the Russian Federation, thermomas in metallurgical processes were applied. The Martenovsky workshops have become decommissioned - since 2006, the MMK has been operating at the two largest electric -arc stoves in Russia with a total capacity of 4 million tons of steel per year.

"At present, the plant fundamentally changed the nature of the process of steel smelting, but labor traditions, devotion, professionalism, professionalism and self -confirmation of the steelmark of magnetics have remained the same. I cordially thank the steel -smelter production workers for the work of the Magnitogorsk Metallurgical Combine!", The Starenarians said by the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the MMC Victor. Rashnikov.

The magnetic metallurgical combination (MMK, Magnitogorsk) is one of the largest in the CIS and the largest metallurgical plant in Russia. Geographically located in the city of Magnitogorsk, the Chelyabinsk region of the Russian Federation. At one time, Magnitoga was named Stalin, and then Lenin. The production of cast iron began on January 31, 1932, became July 8, 1933. Today, the plant was selected by Viktor Rashnikov that controls 87 percent of the shares of MMK OJSC through its Cyprus companies.

The oxygen-converter workshop (KCC) of the Magnitogorsk Mammage Commerce consists of three heavy converters with an annual performance of more than 10 million tons per year and is the most powerful among similar workshops of the world. From the moment of launch until the end of 2012, the CCC produced more than 150 million tons of steel.