successfully transitioning its 150,000-ton capacity line, which initially used German and Polish equipment, to a cost-effective and efficient domestic model. This knowledge-based initiative was accelerated by local engineers who established an independent technical office to complete the project after pandemic-related delays. The facility produces pipes (0.5 to 6 inches) for strategic sectors like oil, gas, aerospace, and military industries.

A crucial partnership with Isfahan University of Technology is enhancing the production line’s durability by focusing on the MPM process, advanced surface coatings for key components like mandrels, and developing novel nano-lubricants (containing graphene and copper) to reduce friction, wear, and energy consumption in high-temperature areas.