Aggregate Production in Mardin

Aggregate production is the process of converting raw quarry material — limestone, basalt or similar — into precisely-graded sizes through crushing, screening and washing.

Large blocks are coarsely reduced in a primary jaw crusher, then taken down to target sizes through secondary and tertiary crushers. Screen decks separate the size grades; the wash line removes fine particles for concrete-quality aggregate.

Throughout the process, samples are pulled from each batch and run through lab tests for gradation, strength, freeze-thaw resistance and abrasion.

Major infrastructure projects across South-East Anatolia — highways, railways, tent cities, industrial sites — depend on continuous, high-volume aggregate. Our location in central Mardin Derik keeps delivery times short.

Thanks to our integrated quarry-plant-fleet operation, supply moves directly from source to site without intermediaries — giving customers price stability, material consistency and reliable scheduling.

Standard production covers: 0-5 mm washed sand (concrete and render), 5-12 mm and 12-22 mm chippings (concrete and asphalt aggregate), sub-base graded fill, and base-course material.

Custom gradations are evaluated against project specifications and produced on configured blending lines as needed.

Production is run to TS EN 12620 (concrete aggregate), TS EN 13242 (graded mixes) and TS EN 13043 (asphalt aggregate).

We meet the full requirements of the Turkish General Directorate of Highways' technical specification; per-batch test certificates are supplied on request.