EZAN
EZAN (Russian: ФГУП ЭЗАН) is a Russian company that produces a wide range of equipment for science, industry, telecommunications, transport and energy.
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| Type | Federal State Unitary Enterprise of the Russian Academy of Sciences |
|---|---|
| Industry | Telecommunication, Chemical analysis, Vacuum systems, Crystal Growth Equipment |
| Founded | 1973 |
| Headquarters | , Russia |
Key people | Vladimir Borodin (general manager) Arkadiy Aparshin (chief engineer) |
| Products | Multiplexers, high-vacuum systems, automation equipment, data processing equipment, instruments for investigation of structure and chemical analysis of materials, Software |
| Services | Telecommunication services |
| US$785866 (2009)[1] US$1.76 million (2006)[2] | |
| Owner | Russian Academy of Sciences |
Number of employees | 1000 |
| Website | www |
History
Ezan main building at 2011
Ezan main building at 2002
Construction of the Experimental Factory of Scientific Engineering of the USSR began in 1970 according to the decision of the Council of Ministers.[3] The plant began work in 1973. Initially, acting director of the organizing EFSE played one of the founders of Chernogolovka F. Dubovitsky.
Managers
Economic indicators
In year of 2006.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Volume of production[2] | US$23 million |
| Net income | US$1.76 million |
| Average salary | US$600 |
Business structure
Main engineering units
- Special Design Bureau
- Technical department
- Department of digital telecommunications equipment
- Crystal Growth Laboratory
- Central Laboratory
- The central laboratory of instrumentation
- Quality control department
- Service Center
The main types of industries and technologies
- Harvest area
- Toolshop
- Mechanical workshop
- Welding area
- Foundry
- Frame-injection molding workshop
- Area of ceramics and plastics
- Painting area
- Electroplating workshop
- Installation and assembly workshop
Representative offices
Moscow representative office
Otkrytoe shosse, 14, office 3/8, Moscow, Russia
Chief: Nikolay Kuznetsov
Vienna representative office
Donau-City Str.l, A-1220 Vienna, Austria
http://www.russiantechnologies.eu
Chief: Valery Shevchenko
References
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