VtorTsvetMet LLC

The company 'VtorTsvetMet' has been operating in the Komi Republic for 11 years. However, the experience accumulated by employees since 1998 in working with scrap and waste metals has made it possible to create an innovative processing enterprise capable of not only solving important tasks related to the return to production of secondary resources and improving the environmental situation in our Republic, but also to constantly develop and improve to work efficiently and reliably.
 
Today, VtorTsvetMet LLC is a company with several production sites. All structural divisions of our company are equipped with the latest equipment, machinery and mechanisms. We are constantly increasing the volume of scrap metal supplies, attracting an increasing number of industrial and processing enterprises of the Republic to cooperation.
 
One of the activities of the enterprise is the disposal of obsolete, decommissioned industrial equipment that has lost its consumer qualities.

One of the activities of our company is the processing and disposal of scrap of complex composition, containing metal and non-metal impurities, with the subsequent separation of commercial non-ferrous metal scrap. Disused industrial equipment, electric motors, power cables, etc.

Thus, in particular, the enterprise has experience in the disposal of used and modernized paper-making equipment (paper machines, mills, slurry pipelines, etc.) at the facilities of Syktyvkar Tissue Group OJSC.

Also, the activity of the enterprise is characterized by long-term cooperation with OJSC Mobile Telesystems in the Komi Republic for the disposal (cutting and dismantling) of the receiving-transmitting and switching equipment of older generations after its replacement with more technological and modern ones.

In terms of the environmental activities of Vtortsvetmet LLC, one can give an example of the disposal of river vessels that have served their useful life (such as the motor ship of the Zarya type).

The activity of the enterprise is carried out in the direction of recycling any metal-containing equipment in order to involve metal scrap in the secondary circulation, which is the most expedient from the economic and environmental point of view, in comparison with the development of mineral sources and metal ores.