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Going Global and Pioneering New Markets | Jiangsu Ruishi Steel Makes Its Debut at Metalloobrabotka 2026, the Moscow International Metalworking Exhibition

Jul 08,2026

Going Global and Pioneering New Markets | Jiangsu Ruishi Steel Makes Its Debut at Metalloobrabotka 2026, the Moscow International Metalworking Exhibition

Recently, The 2026 International Machine Tool and Metalworking Exhibition in Moscow, Russia (Metalloobrabotka 2026), concluded successfully at the Crocus Expo Center. As one of Eastern Europe’s most influential industrial events, the exhibition brought together over a thousand manufacturing companies from around the world, serving as a major hub for Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States. Buyers from various countries.

 

 

Jiangsu Ruishi Steel Group made a high‑profile appearance at this exhibition, showcasing its core flagship products and presenting its full range of steel grades across three major categories: stainless steels, advanced nickel‑based alloys, and precision mold steels for both cold‑ and hot‑working applications. ✅ Stainless Steel: 304/316L, duplex steel, 904L, and other grades in plate, bar, and tube forms, suitable for chemical processing, energy, and marine equipment; ✅ Nickel‑Based Alloys: Inconel 718, Hastelloy, Monel, and other high‑temperature, corrosion‑resistant specialty materials, serving oil & gas and aerospace applications under extreme thermal conditions; ✅ Tool Steels: Cr12MoV, H13, S136, NAK80, and other hot‑ and cold‑work grades, with ample stock and custom precision‑plate machining available.

At the exhibition, machinery manufacturers, oil-and-gas companies, and mold‑making firms from Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and other regions flocked to the booth. The Ruisi international trade technical team provided on‑site, one‑on‑one consultations on material selection and machining solutions, resulting in multiple purchase commitments and long-term supply partnerships.

The head of overseas operations stated that demand for import substitution in Eastern European manufacturing remains robust, and the market for high-end specialty steels holds significant potential. Moving forward, the company will continue to optimize its supply and logistics networks targeting the CIS market, ensuring consistent quality and offering one-stop steel‑supply services, while deepening industrial‑chain cooperation between China and Russia and steadily expanding into overseas markets for high‑end materials.

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