Elkom. Krasnodar, Russia

Company ELCOM founded in 1998. Today, the company ELKOM is one of the largest manufacturing and trading companies in Russia and the CIS. As of 2015, the company employs more than 400 employees. The company‘s head office is located in St. Petersburg, the branch network comprises 11 branches with warehouses. 10 branches located in Russia and one branch is located in Kazakhstan.

Company ELKOM is the owner of proprietary brands of industrial equipment, which produces in factories located in Russia, China, Taiwan the following products:

General motors of 5АИ;
General motors with electromagnetic brake series 5АИ;
High voltage motors 5АИ;
Crane motors 5MT;
Heating equipment and heating equipment HINTEK;
Explosion-proof motors brand Eagle;
Frequency inverters under the brand name ESQ;
The touch panel of the render under the brand name ESQ;
Pumping equipment under the brand name ESQ.
Company ELKOM 2009 is the exclusive representative of the Korean Corporation HYUNDAI HEAVY INDUSTRIES for deliveries in Russia and the CIS frequency converters and low voltage equipment:

frequency converters HYUNDAI
HYUNDAI magnetic contactors
thermal relay HYUNDAI
modular circuit breakers HYUNDAI
the device of protective disconnect (UZO) HYUNDAI
automatic machines of protection of engine HYUNDAI
circuit breakers molded case circuit breakers HYUNDAI
air circuit breakers HYUNDAI

The production plant in Saint-Petersburg carried out the work on improvement and modernization of the equipment:
aggregation of pumps
additional impregnation
replacement of imported motors
special grease
special designs 3011, and 3031
the installation of anti-condensate resistor
the installation of the angle sensor
installation of insulated bearings
the installation of independent cooling
installation of temperature sensors on the bearing
the installation of sensors in the stator
electromagnetic brake

The company‘s branches are located in the following cities: St. Petersburg, Moscow, Yekaterinburg, Novosibirsk, Voronezh, Krasnodar, Kazan, Rostov-on-don, Samara, Izhevsk, Almaty (Republic of Kazakhstan)