Cimsatas Employee Directory

CIMSATAS manufactures hot forging and steel casting as raw and finished parts, and serves as a supplier for construction machine ,automotive , agriculture and railway industry. CIMSATAS, founded in 1972, is the only integrated plant in Turkey and one of the limited plants all over the world well-known with its hot forging, casting, machining, heat... treatment, construction machine production and brake production facilities. Furthermore, CIMSATAS is an significant and leading company in Turkey with its fund of knowledge and experience gained through various licenses, know-how and technology transfer agreements. It has become a reliable business partner especially in the Western European countries with its export sales. The customers are leading companies in Western Europe such as Liebherr, ZF, Daimler, Evobus, Knorr Bremse, Volvo, Steelwrist, Hydac, Epiroc ,Putzmeister and Valeo. Since the foundation, the company has manufactured various brands and models of complete track chain, rollers, idlers, sprockets, and ground engaging tools such as tips, adapters, cutting edges for construction machinery. Between the years 1981 and 1994 CIMSATAS also produced track-type and wheel loaders in various models under the license of CATERPILLAR INC.-USA. In 1994, the company has signed a Technology Transfer Agreement with LIEBHERR INDUSTRIEANLAGEN AG - GERMANY and since 1995 it has manufactured LIEBHERR track-type and wheel excavators and wheel loaders in various models. Under the license agreement first with LUCAS HDBS in 1992 and later on with ARVIN MERITOR UK, CIMSATAS has been produced heavy duty brake systems as a supplier for Commercial Vehicle Manufacturers in Turkey. The foundry has the annual capacity of 13,000 tons with green sand and no bake casting technologies. CIMSATAS stands out with its medium frequency induction melting furnaces, automatic molding machines, resin bonded molding line, core production and the Novacast simulation program in design. The forgeshop has the annual capacity of 24.000 tons with 2 x ...Read More