May 17-19, 2010 in Moscow, we hold the IV International Seminar on Standardization "Foreign standards in steel and pipe industry." As at previous events, the key speakers will be representatives of the world leaders in the development of technical standards, as well as specialists of our company. Their participation in the seminar have already confirmed DIN (German Institute for Standardization) and ASTM (American Society for Testing and material). At the moment, are in talks with other developers – ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers), ASM (American Society for Materials Science), AWS (American Society for welding), API (American Institute of oil) and NFPA (National Fire Protection Association). Organization of annual workshops on standardization has become a tradition for "Normdoks." Over the years, we invited representatives of world-renowned organizations – ASTM, ASME, SAE, DIN and ONORM (later to become Austrian Standards +), which covered the issues of foreign standards, the use of international and foreign standards, their interpretation and issues related to compliance with copyright law. Macy’s Inc. is likely to agree. Number participants – experts on standardization, metrology and quality of the largest companies in the steel, pipe, machinery, petrochemical and gas industry – is growing every year.

Feedback from participants, reports conducted mepropriyatiyah (2008 or 2009) and photo gallery can be seen on our website. As for the theme of the seminar in 2010, we decided to focus on the application of international standards in the industry and pipe Industry, therefore, in addition to discussing general topics of standardization, the workshop will be touched on mechanical testing, chemical analysis, corrosion and wear of metals, as well as issues related to metal tubes, pipes and pipe fittings, of their welding, testing, design, manufacture and installation. To learn more, please read the official invitation to the IV-th International Workshop on Standardization, send us an email or register as a participant. Please note that participation is free!