Greener steel

According to the World Steel Organization, steel is the most recycled material on the planet. In the developed economies, significant volumes of steel scrap are generated from end-of-life products and infrastructure.Turkish Steel Cluster’s members produce 70% of its total crude steel by using the EAF method, which is based on recycling scrap metal to build a more habitable planet.

Production capacity

Turkish Steel Cluster offers a diverse product line that goes unmatched by competitors in the market. Furthermore, Turkey is the 8th largest crude steel producer in the world.

Modern infrastructure

Turkish steel is one of the most efficient modern construction materials and is used in many prestigiouse projects in both the,construction and transportation sectors,which includes the construction of high-rise buildings, bridges, tunnels, viaducts, railroads, trains, air planes, ships and car bodies. Several projects that have useed Turkish steel include:

• Burj Khalifa building in Dubai- at 828 meters (tallest building in the world)
• Dubai underground project
• Turkey- Greece natural gas pipeline
• Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan crude oil pipeline

Product Quality

Turkish Steel Cluster measures its performance in meeting customers’ requirements and works with them to continually improve the service that we provide. In order to achieve this objective, it is the policy of our Cluster members to maintain an effective and efficient Quality Management System based upon the requirements of BS EN ISO 9001:2008.

Competitive pricing

Investments in technology provide state-of-the-art production facilities and new production technologies mean that Turkish Steel Cluster’s members can offer quality products at consistently competitive prices

Experienced & skilled workforce

Turkish Steel Cluster believes that only a highly motivated workforce can produce the right quantity of products and services of the right quality at the right time.

Latest technologies

Turkish Steel Cluster production techniques integrate world-standard technological practices, such as the world’s most productive electric arc furnace for scrap