Crushing Plant in Mardin

A crushing plant is an industrial production line where large blocks of limestone, basalt or granite from a quarry are crushed and screened into precise size grades — aggregate, crushed stone, sand and fill material.

The output supplies highway construction, asphalt plants, ready-mix concrete production, building foundations, drainage works and large-scale fill operations. Major infrastructure projects across Türkiye depend on reliable aggregate from regional crushing plants.

The Mardin region — and Derik in particular — sits on extensive high-quality limestone reserves. This makes it both economically and technically advantageous for crushing operations.

Our plant in Derik benefits from short haulage distance between the quarry face and the crushing line, year-round reserves and uninterrupted production — making it a reliable raw-material source for public and private projects across South-East Anatolia.

We produce 0-5 mm sand, 5-12 mm chippings, 12-22 mm chippings, sub-base granular fill and base-course material in standard size grades.

Every production batch is sampled at the line outlet and passed through lab control: gradation, abrasion, freeze-thaw resistance and Los Angeles tests are run on a regular cycle and technical-specification compliance is documented.

After a customer enquiry, we issue a quote covering tonnage, grade and delivery schedule. Our dump-truck fleet then ships from the Derik plant to Mardin, Diyarbakır, Şanlıurfa, Batman and across the region.

For larger projects our site team coordinates throughout the project lifecycle — shipping cadence and volume are aligned with the site programme.