Glass- industrial - Import export

All our peak and ductile casting materials are imported and produced by continuous casting method. Gray and nodular cast iron bars produced by continuous casting method were started to be used from the 1960s and at the end of the stages they have been through, they have found a wide range of usage from glass industry to automotive, hydraulic parts from oil refineries, gear manufacturing to general machinery parts. The most important reason for its use, along with its wide range of advantages, is that it is economical at various ratios, depending on the sectors and the places of use, by minimizing production costs and the costs incurred due to tool wearing. Its structure is homogeneous, tightly grained and at similar hardness. Its mechanical strength is high. Its impact and wearing resistance is high. Its production with sawdust saves 50% time. It has high resistance to hydraulic and pneumatic pressures.

Our Oxygen Generators are a Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) system supplying pure oxygen to the airline. Zeolite molecular sieve (ZMS), an effective adsorbent, separates oxygen and other molecules like nitrogen and argon gas in the dry air. Non-oxygen molecules are adsorbed by ZMS under constant pressure, so oxygen is produced. Azot Üretim ve Saflaştırma Sistemleri Our Oxygen Generators are two-bed PSA systems filled with ZMS adsorbers. Including filters, a pressure regulator, valves and assemblies; the oxygen generation process is mainly the separation of oxygen and nitrogen from the clean and dry air. Our brand new MOG Series PSA Oxygen Generators offer an extremely economic way to generate the high capacity and purity level oxygen as customer required. We offer our customer oriented solutions for metal, medical, glass, mining, paper industries; ozone systems, laboratories, fishing farms, industrial ovens etc.

Soda ash, also known as sodium carbonate, is a white, odorless powder that is commonly used in various industrial processes. There are two main forms of soda ash: light soda ash and dense soda ash. The primary difference between the two lies in their density and particle size. Soda Ash Light: Density: Light soda ash is characterized by its lower density and smaller particle size. Appearance: It typically appears as a fine powder with a white, crystalline structure. Applications: Soda ash light is often used in applications where a smaller particle size is desirable. It is commonly used in the production of glass, detergents, chemicals, and other industrial processes. Soda Ash Dense: Density: Dense soda ash has a higher density and larger particle size compared to light soda ash. Appearance: It usually appears as a granular or coarse powder with larger particles.