MZAL named after P.M. Masherov

For many years JSC "Minsk Plant of Automatic Lines named after P.M. Masherov" has been working in the field of production of high-performance metal-cutting equipment for individual orders for enterprises of the machine-building industry.

JSC "Minsk Plant of Automatic Lines named after P.M. Masherov" was established in 1954 and occupies an area of 21.26 hectares. In November 1957, the first aggregate machine was manufactured, and in 1958, the first melting was carried out in the foundry and the first automatic line was manufactured.

The main activity of the enterprise is the production of high-performance metal-cutting equipment for individual orders for enterprises of the machine-building industry.

Over 56 years of production activity, more than 1,000 sets of automatic lines and 20,000 machines have been manufactured and shipped to Customers. The plant has installed 1719 units of technological equipment, including 842 units of metal-cutting equipment.

The plant's products are successfully operated at such enterprises as VAZ, ZIL, GAZ, KamAZ, MAZ, MTZ, BelAZ and many other CIS enterprises. The plant has experience in supplying equipment to foreign countries. We have manufactured machine tools and automatic lines to Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Poland, India, Turkey, Brazil, Czech Republic, Hungary, Norway, China and other countries. The plant includes a special design bureau (SKB), whose main activity is aimed at providing the plant with design documentation.

The main types of products of the enterprise:

• automatic and production lines for processing various parts;

• automatic lines from vertical lathes;

• aggregate and special CNC machines for high-performance machining of mechanical engineering parts;

• vertical one (two) spindle CNC lathes with machining diameter up to 1000 mm;

• special and specialized machines, including multi-sided multi-operation CNC and changeable;

• machines for complete processing of wagon parts;

• special CNC pipe machines for processing the ends for welding pipes.

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