Industrial building - Import export

The design of steel buildings is influenced by many factors, including new requirements for sustainability, and thermal and acoustic performance. The pressure for more efficient and sustainable construction processes to meet these requirements has led to a demand for higher ratios of off-site fabrication and improved quality in the performance of the chosen construction technology. Steel construction have reached a high market share in not only industrial buildings but also residential and commercial buildings, where the main advantages include: construction pace, high quality, reliability and longevity, and space usage. The majority of structural steelwork is manufactured in the steel contractor’s workshops with very little on site work required which leads to fast construction times. Unlike concrete, steel frames gain full strength when their fabrication is completed, allowing the following construction trades to continue.

Busbars are typically used in high current, low voltage distribution and control equipment. Typical busbar applications include busway systems, low and medium voltage switchgear, transformers, earthing, electrification - lines panel boards, switchboards, and feeds to heavy electrical uses in commercial and industrial buildings - such as plating cells and feeder systems. Busbars can be made from copper or aluminum, but we couldn’ t argue the reality that copper bus bars are the better electrical conductors. Also installers can use smaller busbars if they are made by copper. On the other hand copper busbars have better resistance to corrosion than the aluminum busbars.We have large production facilities for extruded and drawn flats in various production range of sizes and shapes for electrical engineering, anodes, components etc.

Copper Strips are manufactured from highly conductive and thin thickness. They are windly used in automotive industry; radiators, cable industry, electronic and electrical industries; decorative components and Building industry: roofings.etc. Coper Strips are ideally used in applications where the salt content in the soil is very high, with a width of 5mm to 160mm, Thickness of 0,10mm to 10mm. Copper strips are produced, hot and cold rolling , by extruded OF busbars and they are accordıng with TS EN 1652, DIN EN 1652, DIN EN 13599 also EN 13601

Busbars are typically used in high current, low voltage distribution and control equipment. Typical busbar applications include busway systems, low and medium voltage switchgear, transformers, earthing, electrification - lines panel boards, switchboards, and feeds to heavy electrical uses in commercial and industrial buildings - such as plating cells and feeder systems. Busbars can be made from copper, but we couldn’ t argue the reality that copper bus bars are the better electrical conductors. Also installers can use smaller busbars if they are made by copper. On the other hand copper busbars have better resistance to corrosion than the aluminum busbars.We have large production facilities for extruded and drawn flats in various production range of sizes and shapes for electrical engineering, anodes, components etc. They are produced OF upward cansting than Contunious processing and drawing.

Busbars are typically used in high current, low voltage distribution and control equipment. Typical busbar applications include busway systems, low and medium voltage switchgear, transformers, earthing, electrification - lines panel boards, switchboards, and feeds to heavy electrical uses in commercial and industrial buildings - such as plating cells and feeder systems. Busbars can be made from copper or aluminum, but we couldn’ t argue the reality that copper bus bars are the better electrical conductors. Also installers can use smaller busbars if they are made by copper. On the other hand copper busbars have better resistance to corrosion than the aluminum busbars.We have large production facilities for extruded and drawn flats in various production range of sizes and shapes for electrical engineering, anodes, components etc.