In 2010, MEKA established 2 of MB-30WS 30m3/s capacityfor "Master" LTD and "Stroykom" LTD companies in Kamchatka Peninsula which is the furthest region of Russia. Although they are close to Asian producers who has relative reasonable prices Kamchatka constructers preferred MEKA after visiting MEKA that are operating in Siberia and centre of Russia.
Block shaped modular structure of MB-30WS allows fully equipped plant to fit in 2 open top containers of 40. In this way, the plants were brought to Kamchatka from Ankara by sea with 2 grass containers of 40 for each plant. The route being followed: Mediterranean - Suez Canal - Indian Ocean - Pacific Ocean – Sea of Japan - Sea of Okhotsk – Petropavlovsk – Kamchatsky Harbour. In spite of the long distance, delivery to Kamchatka was done in 45 days. MEKA plants flawlessly working in Kamchatka now help to resolve the region’s biggest problem by reconstructing old and worn-out houses
Our valued customer, one of Turkey's leading ceramic producers, has decided to transition to sustainable production methods in response to the global raw material crisis.. In this context, it has taken a step that focuses on waste management and resource reuse by drawing attention to the importance of recycling in the sector. To this end, the company collaborated with MEKA and established a special facility for recycling ceramic and sanitary ware products.
MoreMEKA has added a new concrete batching plant in Jordan to its hundreds of concrete batching plant references in the Middle East. MEKA engineers have successfully installed the C 100 Compact Concrete Batching Plant for our customer Al-Moasron, one of the leading companies in the cement industry in Jordan, and concrete production started.
MoreHEIDELBERG CEMENT GEORGIA, Georgia's largest aggregate and ready-mixed concrete producer, prefers MEKA's high-tech equipment to meet the country's growing demand for construction materials.
MoreMEKA continues to offer quality in the construction sector. The K-110 Stationary Concrete Batching Plant was used in the construction of the City Hospital in Diyarbakır, a huge project built on a closed area of 263 thousand square meters with 1000 beds, once again underlining its quality and durability.
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