DEVELOPMENT PRODUCTION MODERNIZATION INSTALLATION state-of-the-art thermal control devices for nuclear power plants Scientific and technical laboratory "Pribor" Tel: + 7- (495) -964-30-00; E-mail: mail@ntl-pribor.ru Address: Moscow, st. Malaya Semenovskaya, 11/2, building 16. Limited Liability Company This year NTL-Pribor LLC celebrates 20 years of impeccable work for the benefit of the peaceful atom! LLC NTL-Pribor is located in one of the oldest industrial districts of Moscow within walking distance from the metro stations Elektrozavodskaya and Semenovskaya. The enterprise serially produces: • heat-resistant and thermocouple cables with mineral insulation in steel sheaths; • loops of twisted heat-resistant cables; • temperature sensors: thermoelectric converters, resistance thermocouples; • assemblies of temperature sensors: with terminal heads, with fittings, detachable heads; • means of fastening and protection of thermal converters: thermometric sleeves, adapter fittings; • temperature control devices for thermocouples "cold junctions"; • junction boxes. Detailed information and characteristics can be found in the Products section . Back to top Go back to the main page The world's first nuclear power plant was built in the USSR. The reactor was started up in May 1954, and in June of the same year the nuclear power plant gave the first current. About the enterprise Products Documents Gallery Contacts home Many years of experience in the nuclear power industry allows us to carry out complex orders, ranging from participation in the development of a project and ending with the manufacture, installation and supervision of equipment during its operation. We are convinced that the success of an enterprise depends on the consistency and efficiency of all services, from receiving an order to introducing new developments that meet the requirements of the customer, as well as on the optimal ratio of price and quality of manufactured products. Dear Customers! We invite you to fruitful and mutually beneficial cooperation!