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Uralmash Zavod (UZTM), Ekaterinburg, Sverdlovsk Oblast, Ekaterinburg and Surrounding Regions, Russia

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Location Category ID: 2350
Added to Database: 28 February 2011
Last Edited: 28 February 2011
Address: Pervoi Pyatiletki Square, Ekaterinburg, 620012 Russia
Telephone: +7 (343) 336 69 79
Email: bulakh [at] uralmash.ru (Replace [at] with @)
Opening Times:
Official Website: Uralmash - Russian
Uralmash – English
Other Links: Wikipedia
Marchmont Capital
T-34 Production
Latitude, Longitude: 56.87595064 , 60.57509422
Location Accuracy: 7
Tanks Previously Here: Tanks confirmed built here:
1: T-34 Tank - Lubuskie Muzeum Wojskowe, Drzonów, Zielonogórski, Lubuskie, Poland (Turret produced summer/autumn 1942)

Models of tank built here:
1: T-34 Tank - Model 1943 (Additional manufacturer)
2: SU-122 Assault Gun (Manufacturer)
3: SU-85 Tank Destroyer (Manufacturer)
4: SU-85 Tank Destroyer - SU-85M (Manufacturer)
5: SU-100 Tank Destroyer (Manufacturer)
6: SU-100P Prototype (Sole manufacturer)
7: Obiekt 108 (SU-152G) Prototype (Sole manufacturer)
8: Obiekt 112 Prototype (Sole manufacturer)
9: SU-152P Prototype (Sole manufacturer)
10: Obiekt 120 (SU-152) Prototype (Sole manufacturer)



Uralmash is a heavy machine production facility of the Russian engineering corporation OMZ. The facility is located in Ekaterinburg, Russia. The surrounding residential area where workers live is also called Uralmash. Uralmash is an abbreviation of Ural’s’kiy Mashinostroitelnyy Zavod, literally ‘Urals Machine-Building Plant’. Historically, the plant was also called Ural’s’kiy Zavod Tyazhelogo Mashinostroyeniya with the abbreviation UZTM. Uralmash began operations in 1933 in compliance with the plans of the Government of the USSR for the industrialization of the country. During the pre-World War II period, Uralmash manufactured its products (blast furnace equipment, sintering machines, rolling mills, presses, cranes, etc.) for the mining and metallurgical industries located in the Urals and Siberia. The majority of these products were produced from individual designs. At the same time the plant began to develop military equipment, with the production of the M-30 Howitzer.
During World War II large-scale production of armoured materiel was organized at the plant. At first the plant manufactured armoured tank hulls, later expanding to production of T-34 tanks and the SU-122, SU-85, and SU-100 tank destroyers based on the T-34 tank design.
After World War II, the state made large investments in the reconstruction and expansion of the Uralmash plant. This modernisation favoured both increased output and the production of new machines and equipment, including shovels, drilling rigs, crushers and mills. (Source: Wikipedia).

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1960

Uralmash, uploaded by Socialism Expo
1: Uralmash, uploaded by Socialism Expo

Taken: 1960 (Estimated)
Contributor: Flickr
Location Photo ID: 424
Added: 28 February 2011
Views: 192
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1952

“A bucket of one of the first Uralmash dragline excavators with a Pobeda car parked on it, 1952”
2: “A bucket of one of the first Uralmash dragline excavato...

Taken: 1952
Contributor: Wikimedia
Location Photo ID: 423
Added: 28 February 2011
Views: 147
Has Priority: 0