Plant Producing 210 Tons Of Asphalt Per Hour Launched In Mariupol

News 17 November 2017, 17:47

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The plant itself uses Italian equipment

Onur Construction International (Turkey) has launched a new asphalt plant in Mariupol to meet its requirements for repair and construction of roads in the city.

The plant produces 210 tons of asphalt per hour. The components for it were delivered from Turkey. The plant itself uses Italian equipment, the Mariupol news portal reports.

The Turkish company won a tender for major repairs of roads in Mariupol and launched operation of the plant two weeks ago.

According to the report, the asphalt produced at the plant meets international quality standards. The company offers a 10-year warranty on asphalt coatings.

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