AkelCrane has delivered and commissioned a 30t overhead crane system for the SASKİ Samsun Drinking Water Treatment Plant in Tekkeköy city of Turkey.
The project included the end-to-end design, manufacturing, delivery, installation, and final commissioning of the crane system, which is intended for use in the facility’s operations.
The overhead crane was specifically engineered to perform under the operational requirements of water treatment sites, focusing on safe load handling and operational reliability.
According to the company, the system’s design aims for durability and reduced maintenance needs across its service life.
The SASKİ Samsun Drinking Water Treatment Plant provides treated water to the city of Samsun in Turkey.
The facility is in the midst of a significant second-stage expansion valued at Tl1.7bn ($36m), which is expected to increase its total daily treatment capacity to 200,000m³.
AkelCrane, which produces a range of cranes and lifting equipment, stated that its solutions are intended to support critical infrastructure and water treatment projects in multiple regions.
The company develops its products at a 2,000m² production facility and incorporates compliance with international standards, including FEM, DIN, BS, and EAC.
AkelCrane’s management announced that product development is informed by a customer-centred approach and the use of high-quality materials and precise manufacturing techniques.
The company’s portfolio includes ground cranes, crane sets, portal cranes, single girder overhead cranes, double girder overhead cranes, and process cranes.
Founded by professionals with industry experience, AkelCrane stated that it aims to respond to the market’s demand for reliable cranes and lifting equipment.
The business positions itself by using modern engineering knowledge and technology to meet the sector’s requirements.
The SASKİ Samsun Drinking Water Treatment Plant is the latest in a series of infrastructure sites where AkelCrane has supplied high-capacity lifting solutions, according to the company.
In September 2025, AkelCrane finished producing a double girder overhead crane with a 10t capacity for Atlantis.
