Constructed by Zhejiang Rilvo Automation Equipment Co., Ltd. (operating since 1998 with ISO9001 and 17 national patents), our systems fulfill comprehensive cycle requirements from slot insulation insertion to final coil welding.
Mongolia's rapidly evolving economic framework requires an influx of specialized automation solutions capable of withstanding severe sub-zero operating environments, continuous duty cycles, and rugged industrial applications.
In massive extractive hubs like Oyu Tolgoi, Tavan Tolgoi, and Erdenet, high-tonnage mining haul trucks, draglines, and crushers face catastrophic thermal swings. Our heavy-gauge flat-wire winding and trickle impregnation technologies enable Mongolian repair complexes and OEM component suppliers to manufacture ruggedized armatures and field coils locally, avoiding weeks of costly downtime from international freight delays.
With winter temperatures frequently plummeting past -40°C in Ulaanbaatar and the South Gobi desert, insulation integrity is paramount. Standard enamel wires crack under thermal contraction if inserted with micro-abrasions. Our servo-driven coil and wedge insertion machines protect wire coatings, while precise automated tape binding guarantees structural unity against cyclic freeze-thaw fatigue.
Mongolia's national green transition initiatives across the steppe involve vast wind turbine farms and regional railway electrification. Brushless DC (BLDC) and permanent magnet synchronous motors (PMSM) require specialized automated insertion and gluing platforms like our CT-40, creating localized manufacturing capacity for wind-generation alternators and heavy transit traction drives.
Deploying automated machinery across Mongolia demands deep engineering foresight beyond standard consumer-grade automation. Rilvo Automation engineers complete manufacturing layouts designed for high thermal stability, consistent line pressure maintenance, and minimal dust infiltration.
Whether configuring single stand-alone units like the ZB-302 for urban rewinding workshops in Darkhan or delivering turnkey stator production cells for high-output joint ventures outside Ulaanbaatar, our lines eliminate human assembly variability, reduce copper scrap rates to below 0.3%, and maintain rigorous production rates under single-operator supervision.
From our 60,000 m² industrial facility in the Shatianyang Development Zone of Sanmen, Taizhou, we control 100% of the manufacturing process from raw casting to proprietary algorithmic programming.
Over 150 precision CNC units, surface grinders, and wire EDM stations manufacture our own winding nozzles, jigs, and fixtures, guaranteeing zero dependence on secondary third-party machine shops.
Fully compliant with ISO9001 quality management procedures and China Compulsory Certification (3C). Recognized as a provincial High and New Technology Enterprise with 17 registered intellectual patents.
Before dispatch to Mongolia or international borders, each client-specific machine undergoes exhaustive continuous trials using the buyer's genuine laminations and magnet wire, supported by full video sign-off.
Experienced shipping workflows managing intermodal railway and truck routes directly from Ningbo/Shanghai via Erenhot port clearance to Ulaanbaatar, packed in hermetically sealed, anti-corrosion seaworthy crates.
Straightforward answers addressing logistical arrangements, electrical requirements, custom engineering, and warranty coverage for procurement teams across Mongolia.
Equipment targeted for Mongolian installations is equipped with sealed IP54-rated electrical cabinets, forced ventilation filtered enclosures, and synthetic low-temperature lubricants that prevent viscosity thickening down to -40°C. Pneumatic components utilize industrial coalescing filters to mitigate freezing from compressed air moisture, ensuring seamless operations in both winter conditions and arid, dusty steppe environments.
Yes. Many legacy industrial plants in Mongolia operate on Soviet-era or Russian GOST motor standards alongside contemporary IEC and NEMA frames. Our 36-member engineering R&D team specializes in custom tooling geometries. Simply supply your core lamination drawings, slot fill ratios, and stack heights, and we build customized insertion blades, winding tooling, and wedge magazines specifically tailored to your components.
Consignments are loaded at our Sanmen factory in Taizhou, Zhejiang, then routed via cross-border rail and dedicated truck routes through the Erenhot (Erlian) / Zamyn-Üüd dry port directly into Ulaanbaatar customs terminals. Typical transit time after factory testing ranges between 14 to 22 business days. We provide comprehensive export documentation, including Certificate of Origin (CO), packing lists, and HS code declarations for smooth clearance under Mongolian customs regulations.
All machines ship with a localized English/Russian operator interface, detailed instruction manuals, electrical schematics, and a comprehensive spare parts package (including critical winding nozzles, pneumatic seals, and cutting blades). For total production lines, we dispatch commissioning engineers directly to your facility in Mongolia for mechanical positioning, line balancing, and technician training. We also maintain remote diagnostics via PLC network modules for real-time troubleshooting.
Our automation cabinets are custom-wired to match Mongolia's standard industrial power distribution (380V / 220V, 50Hz, 3-Phase). We integrate broad-tolerance line reactors, surge suppressors, and Schneider/Siemens electrical protection components to insulate sensitive servo controllers against voltage spikes and brownouts common in distant mining regions.
