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Saudi Arabia’s DRI Market Outlook Report
9,795€
- TRY: 475,000 ₺
Direct-reduced iron (DRI) is produced in a solid process that converts iron ore pellets or fines into pure iron by being reduced using reducing agents. DRI products are divided into three categories based on shape and appearance: sponge iron, briquettes, and fine; fine is usually used as cold-briquetted iron. DRI can also be categorized based on production process: direct-reduced using coal, and direct-reduced using natural gas. A major part of the Middle East as one of the most important sources of natural gas has been dominated by DRI products using natural gas.
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Turkey’s Aluminum Sheet & Plate Market Outlook Report
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- TRY: 475,000 ₺
A major portion of aluminum sheets and plates fall in the non-heat-treatable alloy category. Series 3xxx and 5xxx alloys take the largest market share. There are also series 1xxx alloy sheets and plates, mainly used in electrical applications. Aluminum sheets and plates in Turkey are mostly produced using cold rolling. There are fewer passes in the cold rolling process, which translates into less equipment required, lower capital intensity, and lower production costs.
Packaging for chemicals and beverages, false ceilings, dampa ceilings and tiles, as well as composite panels are some of the main applications of aluminum sheets and plates. Thus, construction and packaging are the main consumers of these products in Turkey. Both industries are expected to grow over the coming years.
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Turkey’s DRI Market Outlook Report
9,795€
- TRY: 475,000 ₺
Direct-reduced iron (DRI) is produced in a solid process that converts iron ore pellets or fines into pure iron by being reduced using reducing agents. DRI products are divided into three categories based on shape and appearance: sponge iron, briquettes, and fine; fine is usually used as cold-briquetted iron. DRI can also be categorized based on production process: direct-reduced using coal, and direct-reduced using natural gas. A major part of the Middle East as one of the most important sources of natural gas has been dominated by DRI products using natural gas.
Although producing steel using DRI requires electric furnaces, of there are plenty of in Turkey (EAFs), DRI accounts for a very small share of crude steel output in the country. Recycling and remelting scrap accounts for approximately a quarter of the country’s steel output. Notwithstanding, sponge iron and DRI are the main and only substitutes for scrap for the massive crude steel market in Turkey when raw materials are tight.
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Turkey’s Aluminum Foil Market Outlook Report
9,795€
- TRY: 475,000 ₺
Most of the aluminum foil produced in Turkey uses continuous casting and rolling. Plants using this process are generally smaller (in terms of output capacity) than those using hot rolling. Yet, as cold rolling requires fewer rolling passes and is carried out without any heat, production costs are lower than hot rolling. Moreover, owing to less expensive equipment, it also requires lower capital costs. Perishable food and drug packaging as well as disposable containers are the most important applications of aluminum foil. The share of the food and drug industry in the country’s GDP has grown over the past decade. According to studies, the sector’s output is forecast to grow as the population grows and the tourism industry expands.
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Turkey’s Steel Wire Market Outlook Report
9,795€
- TRY: 475,000 ₺
Steel wire is produced in different diameters based on its applications. The construction industry is the largest consumer of wire in reinforced concrete (to tie rebar) for the frames and foundations of buildings. Consumable goods such as cages, meshes, and springs with various applications are also instances of steel wire consumption. Steel wire is also used in elevator ropes, power transmission cables, welding electrodes, and mechanical springs in cars. Estimates suggest that Turkey’s steel wire market will have relative growth over the coming years.
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Turkey’s Copper Casting Parts Market Outlook Report
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- TRY: 475,000 ₺
Casting parts are not generally categorized as finished products and are used in the fabrication of other products; based on composition, they fall into copper parts (non-alloy), brass parts, and alloy parts (excluding brass). Alloy and brass parts constitute the largest market share. Copper parts are used in industrial products such as parts for welding machines, steel casting molds, and artisanal handicrafts, while brass parts have wider applications including tools and equipment (locks and keys, zippers, door handles, rims and trims, bolts and nuts, etc.), faucets and valves for water and gas, home lighting and decorative products, auto parts, etc.
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Turkey’s Welded Steel Pipe Market Outlook Report
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- TRY: 475,000 ₺
Produced in different sizes, welded steel pipes have various applications in a number of industries. Infrastructure is the largest consumer of welded steel pipes in the oil and gas industry. Steel pipes are also used in central heating systems, air conditioning, as well as low-pressure oil transfer, while galvanized pipes are used in water supply systems. Moreover, stainless steel pipes are used to transfer liquids such as hot water, sulfur, chemicals and petrochemicals, food and drugs, oil and gas processing, wastewater systems, and water treatment equipment.
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Turkey’s Steel Cold-Rolled Coil market Outlook Report
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- TRY: 475,000 ₺
Produced in different thicknesses, steel cold-rolled coils (CRC) have a range of applications in industries. CRC can be converted into galvanized sheets, tinplate, and pre-painted galvanized iron (PPGI) or directly used in various industries. It is also used as raw material to produce pipes and sections. The transportation industry is the largest consumer of CRC. Estimates suggest that Turkey’s CRC market will have relative growth and oversupply in the coming years.
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Turkey’s Refined Zinc Market Outlook Report
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- TRY: 475,000 ₺
A major part of unwrought zinc is produced from the leaching of oxide ore in sulfuric acid and the electrowinning process. All unwrought zinc produced in Turkey uses the hydrometallurgical method, but most of the leached oxide ore comes from the oxidation of zinc dust in electric arc furnaces. The country is the largest consumer of ferrous scrap in the region and the largest importer in the world. The melting of galvanized scrap to produce crude steel will provide the raw material for unwrought zinc from electric furnace dust in steelmaking plants.
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Turkey’s Power Wire and Cable Market Outlook Report
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- TRY: 475,000 ₺
Power wires and cables include all electrical conductors used in the power industry, automotive, construction, equipment and machinery, or put another way, all industrial applications. As one of the early steps in the supply chain of wires and cables with metal conductors, metal wire rod is drawn into wires in different diameters, which are then coated with different insulations based on applications. Wires are also used in wiring harnesses for motor vehicles. Finally, wires (coated or otherwise) are twisted into cables. Copper is the main conductor used in the production of power wires and cables in Turkey.
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Turkey’s Wire and Cable Market Outlook Report
9,795€
- TRY: 475,000 ₺
In terms of applications, wires and cables can be categorized as electrical, telecom, and winding wire. Electrical wires and cables include all electrical conductors in the power industry (both HV and LV), automotive, construction, equipment and machinery, or in other words, all industrial applications. Telecom wires and cables include twisted pairs, high-frequency cables, coaxial cables, optical fiber, and a combination of copper and optical fiber. Winding wire has a thin coating and is mostly used in coil windings.
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Turkey’s Coal Coke Market Outlook Report
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- TRY: 475,000 ₺
Coke is one of the important consumables in the production of steel using blast furnaces; on average, about 600 kg of coke is required to produce one tonne of crude steel. In addition to providing thermal energy for melting in blast furnaces, coke also releases reducing agents (gases) to reduce iron oxide, facilitating the production of iron and steel. The main part of coke is used in blast furnaces to produce steel, but it is also used in other non-metal industries sush as sugar industries and power plants.
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