Basalt for construction work - Import export

A basalt crushing and screening plant is a facility that meets the purposes of crushing and screening of basalt stones into aggregate sizes demanded on construction fields, infrastructure, and industry. Basalt is an igneous rock with basaltic features. Large pieces of basalt are broken into smaller ones in the process of crushing, made with such equipment as jaw crushers or cone crushers. After the primary crushing stage, it is separated by sifting in order to segregate the particular material according to size, enabling the production of different sizes of the same material. The efficiency of separation for these highly intermixed crushed basalt materials, in different fractions by size, by the vibrating screens makes them an integrative screen in the process. It is t he enormous product that comes out from basalt\toc crushing and screening plants. It can be used as high-quality aggregate for making concrete, building highways, making gardens, and other constructions that need firm an

350-500 tph basalt crushing and screening plants have been introduced in special place, thanks to its ability to process the basalt and produce the required aggregate for making various kinds of construction work and meets an operating capacity of 350-500 tons per hour. It is associated with machinery and equipment that are in operation for basalt, one of the toughest durable volcanic stones. These plants are mainly designed to crush large basalt stones into smaller fragments and then screen them in a way to prepare good quality aggregates that are extremely versatile and suitable for a wide range of construction, infrastructure, and industrial projects. By helping to produce robust materials efficiently for the crushing of basalt, these plants correspond to construction projects requiring strong, dependable aggregates to survive heavy loads and harsh environmental conditions.

A 150-250 tph Basalt Crushing and Screening Plant is a progressive facility that processes 150-250 tons of basalt stone at input sizes of 600 mm, into end products of 0-5mm, 5-12 mm, 12-24 mm. These are appropriate for road constructions as well as commercial purposes. These plants are generally designed to crush large basalt rocks into smaller fragments and screen them to produce high-quality aggregates suitable for applications in construction, infrastructure development, and industrial projects. Manufacturing robust materials by means of efficient basalt processing, these plants are important contributors to the various construction endeavors that must be carried with the utmost certainty in mind.

The 50–100 tph basalt crushing and screening plan is a plant that embodies facilities to screen and process basalt stones into a form with different stone sizes containing a capacity range from 50 to 100 tons per hour. These are plants designed scrupulously for taking extra care in handling the volcanic stone, basalt, which is known for its strength and durability. These plants primarily crush big stones of basalt into smaller pieces, after which they screen the materials that have come up with different sizes applicable in building, infrastructure, and industrial use. In essence, these plants produce high-quality aggregate that is used in projects that require materials to be equally strong and formidable.

A 40-60 TPH Basalt Crushing Screening Plant represents the optimal configuration in regard to crushing and curing basalt stones for a proper production facility. Basalt, the volcanic rock, with phenomenal indicators for stress, is filled with the unknown minerals, having extremely unique properties, hardness, and durability, making it easy to produce. These plants intake large stones of basalts, crush them into smaller fragments using a primary crusher, and then secondary crushers take over to refine the material in order to obtain aggregate fractions of certain sizes. The vibration screens classify the crushed basalts into different size fractions. This systematic approach guarantees that projects in construction, infrastructure, and landscaping that require top-quality basalt aggregates meet the final quality and usability required.

We can say that in terms of the natural stone reserve, Turkey is a leading country in the world with its rich sources. Due to its geographical location, Turkey is one of the most important areas for basalt mining. When basalt reserves are subject, we can say that Turkey has also considerable types of basalts that are well-known worldwide anymore, with the help of new investment and new technology uses in the natural stone field. ​ At W MARBLE we are supplying 3 types of Turkish Basalts for your projects. We have dark basalt, red basalt and green basalt. W MARBLE COMPANY: TURKISH BASALT SUPPLIER

Our factory which was established in 2003 in Kayseri, made its first basalt camping investment and after the researches made over time, 3 basalt, 1 tuff, 1 gray marble and 2 travertine quarries, and the second factory invested in the basalt oven. Our company, which provides close to 50 jobs with its technical and administrative staff, grows its targets day by day. AKEL aims to provide continuity of its exemplary and competitive structure with its quality policy, production experience we have, current technology, high knowledge, experienced and qualified work force, AKEL MARBLE LTD adopts the perception of excellence quality, she has social responsibility.

We completed our project Ethiopia, which we designed and manufactured, and made the shipment. We design the most suitable structure for the companies we cooperate with and ship them all over the world.

drenotube® is a geocomposite tube that offers a pre-fabricated solution for soil drainage. It consists of a double wall slotted corrugated pipe surrounded by a geosynthetic aggregate enclosed in a high strength polyethylene netting that is clamped to both ends of the pipe. Includes a fabric geotextile filter in between the netting and aggregate. drenotube® can be applied to all types of longitudinal drainage, in agriculture, landscaping, public works, sports fields, golf courses, gardens. Also for the drainage of retaining walls, support structures covering tunnels, abutments or building foundations.