Process of making briquets has the following advantages over sintering:

• environment pollution is lower thanks to absence of high temperature processes involved;
• briquet making factories are cheaper in construction than sintering plants;
• production of low quantity batches of special purpose lumped raw material can be profitable.

These factors, as well as availability of high performance equipment for briquetting in the market, have led to considerable growth of briquets production in our country in the beginning of 21-st century.

Steelmakers of Ukraine are well familiar with “EcoMet Plus” company as reliable partner and supplier of raw material for blast furnace and steel melting industries.

Among consumers of our products are: steel making works “Azovstal”, “Zaporozhstal”, metallurgical plant in Enakievo, metallurgical plant Petrovsky in Dnipropetrovsk, “Donetskstal”, ferro-alloys factory in Stakhanov and other steel making enterprises in Ukraine.

Today Limited Liability Company “EcoMet Plus”  is one of Ukraine's biggest producers of multipurpose briquets for steel making industry.

Industrial complex “EcoMet Plus” consists of two production facilities situated in Dnipropetrovsk and Dniprodzerzhinsk. Production lines of each department are equipped with up-to-date high performance machinery that feature 8 to 12 thousand of briquets monthly productivity. Annual production rate can be as high as 200 thousand.

Extensive logistic network of our production facility makes it possible to receive raw materials and ship finished products both by motor and railways.

Another way of “EcoMet Plus” activity is recycling and utilization of slag dumps of  Nizhnedneprovsky Pipe Rolling Plant. It is not just making use of wastes as alternative resource, but also efficient way to perfection of environment in our region.

Slag precessing sector of “EcoMet Plus” is armed with advanced separation and sorting complex ensuring efficient separation of the said technogenetic deposits into magnetic and non-magnetic parts, the so called metallic wastes of steel making (MW).