Welded and Machined Parts for Agricultural Machinery Builders
Frames, chassis parts, brackets, hitches, auger screws and hoppers for tractors, implements, harvesters and feed equipment, made to your drawing in series. Robotic welding, machining after welding and paint or galvanizing on one order from İzmir.
- SeriesCall-off orders
- KUKA robotRepeat welds
- EN 1090 EXC3ISO 3834-2
- Paint · zincFinished parts
- Since 1972Steelwork in İzmir
Repeatable Steel Parts for Seasonal Production Peaks
Agricultural machinery is built in seasons. Volumes rise before spring and harvest, and the welded parts have to be there on time and fit on the line. We build frames, brackets, linkages, hitches, auger flights and hoppers in fixtures and on our KUKA welding robot, so the hundredth part matches the first and repeat orders run on the same program.
Parts that carry load, such as drawbars, hitches and chassis members, are welded under our EN 1090-2 EXC3 and ISO 3834-2 certification. Bores and mounting faces are machined after welding, and parts leave us sandblasted and painted in your colour or hot-dip galvanized.
What we offer
- Lot sizePrototype to yearly volume
- WeldingMIG/MAG, robotic, gantry
- MaterialsS235–S700, Hardox, stainless
- MachiningAfter welding, to drawing
- FinishPaint, powder, galvanizing
- DeliveryCall-off, road to Europe
What We Make for Agricultural Machinery
Auger Screws and Flights
Unloading and conveying augers for silos, feed mixers and grain carts, up to Ø880 mm.
Auger screws →Brackets and Linkages
Welded brackets, arms and linkages built in fixtures, in red primer or your top coat.
Serial fabrication →
Frames and Chassis Members
Box-section frames and chassis beams with machined pivot bores and mounting faces.
Hoppers and Tanks
Sheet and plate hoppers, chutes and tanks for seeders, spreaders and feed equipment.
Wheels, Hubs and Rollers
Welded wheels, hubs and land rollers, turned true after welding.
Steel rollers →
Cylinder Tubes and Rods
Hydraulic cylinder barrels with welded eyes and turned piston rods, in batches.
Rollers & piston rods →From First Article to Call-Off
Drawing review
Weld access, tolerances and material checked; cost-saving changes suggested.
Fixture and program
Welding fixtures built and robot programs written for repeat parts.
First article
A first part is measured and approved before the series starts.
Series production
Batches cut, welded, machined and coated on the approved process.
Stock and call-off
Parts can be produced ahead of your season and called off when needed.
Packing
Stillages or crates per part number, labelled for your line.
Agricultural Parts in Practice
Questions from Agricultural Machinery Builders
Can you produce ahead of our season?
Yes. We can build parts in advance and deliver on call-off, so your line has parts when volumes peak.
Do you weld wear-resistant steel?
Yes. Hardox and other wear plates are cut, bent and welded with suitable procedures and consumables.
Can you paint in our colour?
Yes. Parts are sandblasted and painted or powder coated in your RAL colour, or hot-dip galvanized.
Do you use robotic welding?
Yes. A KUKA KR CYBERTECH nano ARC robot welds repeat parts with proven programs.
What do you need for a quote?
Drawings, material, yearly volume and batch size, coating and delivery address.
Agricultural Machinery Parts Made in Türkiye
European agricultural machinery builders use suppliers in Türkiye to add welding and machining capacity close to their market. Road transport from İzmir reaches Central Europe in days, not weeks, and parts arrive painted and ready to assemble.
Built for series
Fixtures, robot programs and inspection plans are kept per part number, so a repeat order next season is built the same way as the first. See our serial fabrication and serial production project.
From cut blank to painted part
We cut, bend and roll, weld, machine and paint, then pack per part number. Send your drawings with volumes and we quote the series.
Send drawings for your agricultural parts.
Include yearly volume, batch size, material and colour. We reply with feasibility, lead time and price.