Industrial Process Equipment

Industrial process and bulk-material handling equipment operates in some of the harshest conditions found in manufacturing: continuous abrasion from ore, aggregate, and powder streams, cyclical thermal and pressure loads inside process vessels, and corrosive exposure from acids, brines, and process chemicals. A hopper or chute that wears through in eighteen months instead of five years is not a minor inconvenience — it means unplanned downtime, product contamination, and safety risk on a live production line. That is why heavy fabrication for this sector demands more than a competent welder: it requires wear-plate lining bonded to structural steel without delamination, stainless steel selected and welded to resist pitting and stress-corrosion cracking in process media, and machining tolerances precise enough that a screw conveyor flight or a pump baseplate performs exactly as specified for its full service life.

KREA Makina designs and fabricates the full range of bulk-handling and process equipment that plants depend on daily. Our capabilities span hoppers and transfer chutes lined with abrasion-resistant wear plate, bolted and welded storage silos engineered for specific bulk densities and flow characteristics, and screw and belt conveyors built with CNC-formed flighting and precision-aligned frames for reliable material transfer. For thermal and process duties we fabricate heat-exchanger frames and supports, filter housings, and process vessels in carbon steel or AISI 304/316 stainless steel, welded and passivated to hold pressure and resist corrosive media over years of continuous operation. Rotating equipment is supported by CNC-machined pump frames and baseplates, drilled and faced to the tolerances that keep alignment — and mean time between failures — where they should be. Every assembly is built to project-specific drawings, from single prototype units to multi-ton production runs.

Behind every delivery is a smart-manufacturing and quality system built for traceability: material certificates are tracked from mill to finished part, welding is performed by certified welders to EN 1090 procedures, and dimensional inspection is documented against the customer's drawing before shipment. KREA operates under ISO 9001-certified quality management, combining CNC plasma and laser cutting, robotic and manual welding cells, and in-house machining to keep fabrication, joining, and finishing under one roof in İzmir. That vertical integration shortens lead times on bulk-handling and process equipment while giving engineering teams a single point of accountability — from initial DFM review through final inspection — for equipment that has to run reliably, shift after shift, for decades.