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Haitian's New Production Facility in Ruma, Serbia

Haitian International made significant progress with its new production facility in Ruma, Serbia, hosting an open house event for employees and strategic partners. This facility is a critical part of Haitian's European strategy, focusing on local manufacturing of machinery, optimized logistics, research, and development, as well as long-term growth potential.

The newly opened plant is equipped to meet diverse market demands and includes additional land for future expansions. This demonstrates Haitian's commitment to creating and enhancing advantages for its customers in the European market.

Focus on Injection Molding Machines

The production this year will center on injection molding machines, primarily from two proven series: the Mars series, featuring servo-hydraulic lever mechanism, and the Jupiter series, utilizing servo-hydraulic two-plate technology. To date, over 50 machines have been produced, with the first units already delivered to customers.

Beyond its role in machine production, the Ruma facility will act as a hub for supplying spare parts to the European market. With dedicated warehouses in Serbia and Germany (its European headquarters), as well as additional decentralized storage points across the continent, Haitian aims to ensure rapid availability of key components and minimize customer downtime.

Meeting European Market Needs

To address the specific demands of the European plastics processing industry, Haitian Serbia is increasing its capacity to develop high-end machinery and integrated system solutions. This includes hiring specialized engineers focused on designing mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical components for injection molding machines.

With a European R&D team dedicated to high-performance applications and market-specific solutions, Haitian will produce machinery and turn-key solutions tailored to regional requirements. This ranges from optimized machine configurations to fully integrated production cells.

The investment in the Serbian production plant reinforces Haitian’s commitment to being a long-term partner for the plastics and manufacturing industries across Europe. This is aligned with Haitian's three core pillars of its global strategy: regional headquarters, localized production, and several application centers throughout Europe.

Conclusion

With this new facility, Haitian not only expands its operational capabilities but also strengthens its position as a key player in the European manufacturing landscape. The establishment of the Ruma plant marks a new chapter for Haitian, promising enhanced services and innovation that align with evolving market demands. As they look to the future, the strategic importance of this facility will be instrumental in driving growth and meeting the dynamic needs of clients in Europe.