OYAK Renews Cement Products

OYAK Çimento Refreshes Its Product Line OYAK Çimento is presenting its grey cement products with strong performance in new packaging, while in the white cement segment it is launching a new era with Super White and Pro White, the latest addition to its range. OYAK Çimento became the first Turkish cement company to make a "Net-Zero" commitment in recent days. OYAK Çimento, which exports to a total of 85 countries worldwide, including the United States, Russia, Israel, Romania and Morocco, aims to significantly increase its sales rates for white and grey cement. [caption id="attachment_135752" align="aligncenter"] [/caption]

New Product in the White Cement Range

By adding Pro White to its product portfolio, the company is offering its customers both Super White and Pro White with higher whiteness. Pro White, which has a finer particle structure compared to Super White and also features low CO2 emissions, ranks among the highest whiteness products on the market.

Specialty Products in the Grey Cement Range

OYAK Çimento is offering tailor-made solutions in the construction sector by developing high-strength and sustainability-contributing products with its refreshed grey cement portfolio. Furthermore, OYAK Çimento's CEM VI (S-LL) 32.5 R type product developed under this scope stands out as the first "CEM VI" class product to receive G conformity certification in Turkey's cement industry. This product, launched in line with the company's vision of "low-carbon" cement and concrete, makes a difference with a carbon footprint below 350 kg CO2/ton. Cementum and Powercem products are suitable for all compressive strength classes and can be used in environmentally resilient concrete production, soil injection projects and all types of repair work, while Duracem and Duracem+ products are preferred for projects requiring high environmental resistance such as marine, coastal and port structures, mass concrete requiring low hydration heat and dam construction. The new specialty product range contains significantly lower clinker content compared to portland cement and contributes to the company's Net-Zero targets.