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🇹🇷 Kayseri, Türkiye

Formal Alüminyum

3 extrusion presses and line equipment installed at the Kayseri plant — 1,100 · 1,460 · 3,300 tonf.

Installed line

Extrusion press1,100 tonf
Extrusion press1,460 tonf
Double-action press3,300 tonf
Formal Alüminyum — plant view, Kayseri, Türkiye
Formal Alüminyum — installation photo 2, Kayseri, Türkiye
Formal Alüminyum — installation photo 3, Kayseri, Türkiye
Formal Alüminyum — installation photo 4, Kayseri, Türkiye

4 Site photograph · click to enlarge

Installed equipment

Installed equipment

  • Extrusion press — 1,100 tonf
  • Extrusion press — 1,460 tonf
  • Double-action press — 3,300 tonf

About this project

About this project

3 extrusion presses and line equipment installed at the Kayseri plant — 1,100 · 1,460 · 3,300 tonf. The line was installed with ADA TRUSTAR’s engineering and project coordination, and commissioned within the scope of aluminium extrusion.

The 3 press(es) installed in this project have a combined nominal force of 5,860 tonf. The list below states the equipment installed at this plant exactly as recorded in the portfolio:

  • Extrusion press — 1,100 tonf
  • Extrusion press — 1,460 tonf
  • Double-action press — 3,300 tonf

The 4 photographs on this page were taken on site during installation and commissioning. If you share your capacity, alloy and profile range for a similar line, we prepare a technical specification with the same approach.

ADA TRUSTAR scope

Capacity and inch-class selection, technical specification preparation, comparison of manufacturer quotations on the same basis, production follow-up and factory acceptance testing (FAT), shipment coordination, installation and commissioning management, warranty and spare parts process.

This record was imported from the ADA TRUSTAR project portfolio (ref. ATX / 2025). The photographs were taken on site.

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