Securing a Foundation for Supplying Core Generator Equipment
Expanding the Energy Business Portfolio

Bumhan Mecatech, an energy equipment company based in Changwon, Gyeongnam, is expanding its power equipment business.


On September 23, Bumhan Mecatech announced that it has signed a long-term supply agreement with Doosan Enerbility to provide stator frames for generators.

Overview of Beomhan Mecatec.<br>Photo courtesy of Beomhan Mecatec

Overview of Beomhan Mecatec.
Photo courtesy of Beomhan Mecatec

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According to the company, the agreement involves the long-term supply of stators for generators used in large-scale gas turbine power plants.


The stator frame is a structure that supports internal components of the generator and requires precision manufacturing and strict quality control.


Bumhan Mecatech plans to utilize its technical capabilities and project execution experience, accumulated through manufacturing large-scale plant equipment, for this supply contract.


With this agreement, the company aims to expand its supply scope from existing energy plant equipment to generator equipment, focusing its efforts on contract fulfillment and quality assurance.


A Bumhan Mecatech official stated, "This long-term supply agreement marks the official launch of our new power equipment business," adding, "We will build a stable supply system and strengthen cooperation with our clients, leveraging our accumulated manufacturing technology and quality management capabilities."


Since its founding in 1964, Bumhan Mecatech has manufactured pressure vessels, heat exchangers, and reactors used in LNG, oil refining, and petrochemical plants.



Through this contract, the company plans to expand its extensive experience in large-scale equipment manufacturing to the generator sector, and to foster the power equipment business as a new growth area based on stable delivery and quality assurance.


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