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Paslanmaz Çelik Ürünler Ve Servis Hizmetleri Materials Services Materials Turkey Paslanmaz Çelik Ürünler ve Servis Hizmetleri Stainless Steel Products and Services thyssenkrupp Grup thyssenkrupp, sürdürülebilir ilerlemeye yönelik olarak teknolojiler, ürünler ve hizmetleri geliştirmek için tutku ve uzmanlıkla çalışan yaklaşık 80 ülkede 160.000 çalışana sahiptir. Onların becerisi ve taahhütü bizim başarımızın temelidir. 2015/2016 mali yılında, thyssenkrupp yaklaşık olarak 39 milyar Euro’luk bir satış gerçekleştirmiştir. Devam eden operasyonlarımız şu altı iş alanında düzenlenmektedir: Component Teknolojisi, Asansör Teknolojisi, Endüstriyel Çözümler, Malzemele Hizmetleri ve Steel Europe. Faaliyet alanlarımız iş ve operasyon birimlerinden oluşmaktadır. 78 ülkede; 471 yan kuruluş ve 25 yatırım şirketi özkaynak olarak mali tablolarımıza dahil edilmiştir. thyssenkrupp Group thyssenkrupp has around 160,000 employees in nearly 80 countries working with passion and expertise to develop technologies, products and services for sustainable progress. Their skills and commitment are the basis of our success. In fiscal year 2015/16 thyssenkrupp generated sales around €39 billion. Our business operations are organized in six business areas: Components Technology, Elevator Technology, Industrial Solutions, Materials Services and Steel Europe. The business areas are divided into business units and operating units. In 78 countries, 471 subsidiaries and 25 invest-ments accounted for by the equity method are included in the consolidated financial statements. Essen‘deki thyssenkrupp Grup Genel Merkezi, Almanya The thyssenkrupp Group Headquarter in Essen, Germany İçindekiler Contents 04 – 05 Türkiye‘de thyssenkrupp | thyssenkrupp in Turkey 06 – 07 thyssenkrupp Materials Turkey 08 – 09 Organizasyondaki Yerimiz | Organization 10 – 11 Ürünler | Products 12 – 13 Servis Merkezi | Service Center 14 – 15 Yüzey Türleri | Finishes 16 – 17 Genel Özellikleri | General Specifications 18 Grup Misyonumuz | Our Group Mission Statement 04 Türkiye’de thyssenkrupp thyssenkrupp in Turkey 1868 1958 Aristarci Bey, Essen’deki Krupp fabrikala- Türkiye, Karabük Çelik Fabrikası’nın kapa- rını ziyaret etti. sitesini artırma görevini Friedrich Krupp’a Aristarci Bey visits the Krupp factories in verdi (6 adet SM-fırının tedarik edilmesi ile Essen. daha fazla ocağın inşası da dahil). Turkey gives Fried. Krupp the order to 1887 expand the capacity of the Karabük steel Friedrich Alfred Krupp, Sultan II. Abdülha- mill. This includes the supply of 6 SM mid’i İstanbul’da ziyaret etti. furnaces and the construction of a further Friedrich Alfred Krupp visits Sultan Abdul furnace. Hamid II in Istanbul. 1962 1903 Dr.. C Otto & Comp. (Daha sonra Thyssen/ Berlin’i, Türkiye üzerinden (o zamanki) TK Uhde oldu.) Karabük Çelik Fabrikası’na Osmanlı İmparatorluğu kenti olan Bağdat’a kok fırını bataryası kurdu. bağlamak için, Bağdat demiryolu tren ray- Dr. C. Otto & Comp. (later Thyssen/TK ları ve malzeme paketleri tedarik edildi. Uhde) erects a coke oven battery in the Supply of rails and material packages for Karabük steel mill. the Baghdad Railway to connect Berlin with the (then) Ottoman Empire city of Baghdad 1964 through Turkey. Handelsunion/Stahlunion, Makine Takım Endüstrisi’nin (kesme takımları) hisselerini 1914 aldı. Thyssen, Türkiye’de temsil edilmeye Handelsunion/Stahlunion acquire share in başlandı. Makina Takim Endüstrisi (cutting tools). Thyssen is represented in Turkey. 1967 1933 Thyssen Röhrenwerke, bir gübre fabrikası Krupp, yük trenleri için ağır kızgın buharlı için soğurma kuleleri sağladı. lokomotifleri teslim etti. Thyssen Röhrenwerke supplies the absorp- Krupp delivers heavy superheated steam tion towers for a fertilizer factory locomotives for freight trains. 1970 1937 Seebeck-Werft (Krupp), MS Köyceğiz ile MS Mustafa Kemal Atatürk’ün yatı “Savarona” Dalaman’ı Koçtuğ Denizcilik İşletmesi için Blohm + Voss tarafından inşa edildi. inşa etti. Kemal Atatürk’s yacht “Savarona” is built Seebeck-Werft (Krupp) constructs MS Köy- by Blohm + Voss. cegiz and MS Dalaman for Koctug Denizcilik Isletmesi. 1954 Başbakan Adnan Menderes ile dönemin 1973 Dış İşleri Bakanı, Hüttenwerk Oberhausen Krupp Rohstoffe Rheinhausen, Tunçbilek (Thyssen)’i ziyaret etti. Termik Santrali’ne kömür kırması için iki Visit of President Adnan Menderes and his adet çekiçli kırıcı tedarik etti. foreign minister to Hüttenwerk Oberhausen Krupp Rohstoffe Rheinhausen supplies (Thyssen). two hammer mills for crushing coal to the Tunçbilek power plant. Türkiye‘de thyssenkrupp | thyssenkrupp in Turkey 05 1976 2008 KIS, Divriği maden yatağı için bir demir Bursa’da Özel İşlenmemiş Parçalar Tesisi cevheri işleme tesisi planladı ve kurarak açıldı (Bu tesis, lazer kaynaklı işlenmemiş teslim etti. parçalar için Türkiye’deki ilk tesistir.). KIS plans, delivers and erects an iron ore Inauguration of the Tailored Blanks plant in processing plant for the Divriği ore deposit. Bursa; it is the first plant for laser-welded blanks in Turkey. 1985 Thyssen Stahl, Karabük Çelik Fabrikası’nın 2009 yüksek fırını için eğitim ve teknik yardım thyssenkrupp Stainless İstanbul Çelik sağladı. Servis Merkezi (TK Stainless International) Thyssen Stahl supplies training and techni- Gebze’de yeni Servis Merkezi’ni başlattı. cal assistance for the blast furnace of the thyssenkrupp Stainless Istanbul Celik Karabük steel mill. Servis Merkezi (thyssenkrupp Stainless International) opens a new Service Center 1987 in Gebze. Krupp Polysius, bir çimento fırın hattının dönüştürülmesini ve modernleştirilmesini 2013 sağladı. thyssenkrupp AG, Türkiye bölge ofisini açtı. Conversion and modernization of a cement thyssenkrupp Elevator, Marmaray projesi kiln line by Krupp Polysius. için 191 asansör ile 155 yürüyen merdiven sağlayarak, bu devasa altyapı projesi için 1992 kilit tedarikçilerden biri oldu. Başbakan Galata Köprüsü’nün inşasına destek verildi. tarafından Bandırma’daki Contributions to the construction of the BAGFAŞ tesisinin inşaatı başlatıldı. Galata Bridge. thyssenkrupp AG opens its regional office in Turkey. thyssenkrupp Elevator is con- 1995 + 1998 tracted to supply 191 elevators and 155 Blohm + Voss, 7. ve 8. Meko 200TN escalators for the Marmaray project, firkateynlerini teslim etti. making it one of the key suppliers for Blohm + Voss delivers 7th and 8th Meko this gigantic infrastructure project. Prime 200TN frigates. Minister launches construction of BAGFAS plant in Bandırma. 1999 Büyük deprem ertesinde Blohm + Voss 100 çadır sağladı. thyssenkrupp Industries, 1 milyon Euro bağışlayarak depreme daya- nıklı 42 adet ev yapılmasını sağladı. After heavy earthquake Blohm + Voss pro- vides 100 tents and thyssenkrupp Indust- ries donates 1 million euros with which 42 earthquake-proof houses are constructed. 2014 2000 thyssenkrupp Krupp Hazemag, Türkiye’deki en büyük Materials Turkey kömür madeni için komple kömür besleme ekipmanını teslim etti. olarak hizmet Krupp Hazemag delivers complete coal feed- ing equipment for Turkey’s largest coal plant. verilmeye başlandı. 2006 thyssenkrupp thyssenkrupp Elevator; Ankara, Dalaman Materials begins ve İzmir’deki havalimanları için 91 asansör, 87 yürüyen merdiven, 34 yürüyen bant ve providing services 10 yolcu körüğü teslim etti. in Turkey. thyssenkrupp Elevator supplies 91 eleva- tors, 87 escalators, 34 moving walkways, and 10 passenger boarding bridges to airports in Ankara, Dalaman and Izmir. 06 thyssenkrupp Materials Turkey thyssenkrupp Materials Turkey Şirket Profili Türkiye‘de 20 yıllık deneyimi bulunan ve 2014 yılı itibarı ile thyssenkrupp Materials Turkey olarak hizmetlerine devam eden firmamız; paslanmaz çelik ürünlerin tedarik edilmesi ve servis hizmetlerinin verilmesi konusunda lider firmalar arasında yer almaktadır. Hem Avrupa’nın birçok ülkesindeki üretim tesisleri- mizden hem de dünyanın önde gelen üreticilerden temin edilen paslanmaz çelik yassı ve uzun ürünler stoktan ve özel talepler doğrultusunda tedarik edilerek müşterilerimizin hizmetine sunulmaktadır. Her sektöre uygun çözümler sunabilmek için talepler doğrultusunda levha veya rulo halindeki malzemelere mevcut servis merkezimizde ilave yüzey işlemler de uygulana- bilmektedir. Company profile thyssenkrupp Materials Turkey has been a leading supplier of stainless steel products and relevant services in Turkey for more than 20 years. We supply stainless steel sheet and long steel products to Turkish industry from our production plants located at several European countries. We also supply products of world’s leading producers from our stocks and also meet special orders of our customers and provide services. We carry out additional surface finishing on materials in sheet or steel coil forms at our existing service center which enables us to offer solutions to each sector in accordance with their demands. Size geniş bir ürün yelpazesi sunuyoruz We offer a wide range from stock Ofis Binamız, Kocaeli Our office building in Kocaeli Rubric dolor amnet sit 7 08 Organizasyondaki Yerimiz Dünyanın en büyük teknoloji şirketlerinden biri olan thyssenkrupp Tüm İhtiyaçları Tek Yerden Tedarik Grubunun bir parçası olan thyssenkrupp Materials Turkey Malzeme Ürünlerimiz arasında karbon ve paslanmaz çelik, borular, demir dışı Hizmetleri iş bölgesinin bir parçasıdır. Malzeme ve hammadde metaller ve plastik de bulunmaktadır. Ayrıca yeni ve kullanılmış dağıtımı, lojistik ve çelikhane hizmetleri de dahil olmak üzere tesis ve donanım da tedarik ediyoruz. Bunlara ek olarak özel ürünleri hizmetler alanında uzmanlık sahibiyiz. 40 ülkede 500 şubesiyle tedarik zinciri yönetimimiz sayesinde işlemeden ve lojistikten
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