Strategic Partnership Between Masdaf and RES Energy

Masdaf, a leading brand in the fluid technologies sector that continues to grow with a vision of providing sustainable and innovative solutions in water management, has entered into a strategic partnership with RES Enerji. 


Founded in 1977 with 100% domestic capital, Masdaf has long been a leader in Turkey’s fluid technologies sector. Through this collaboration with RES Enerji, one of the industry’s key players, Masdaf’s expertise in pump systems will be combined with RES Enerji’s extensive distribution network, enabling faster, more reliable, and comprehensive solutions for users. 

Commenting on the partnership, Masdaf CEO Erhan Özdemir said:

“At Masdaf, we have always aimed to provide quality services to a broader audience and deliver innovative solutions to our customers. We are delighted to form a strategic partnership with a well-established and strong institution like RES Enerji. The combination of RES Enerji’s industry experience and widespread distribution network with Masdaf’s technology-driven approach will bring sustainable growth and success for both parties. 
With our new partner RES Enerji, our capacity to deliver quality services across Turkey will increase. Together, we will create a new synergy in the sector.”
 
Through partnerships like this, Masdaf continues to enhance service quality across Turkey while contributing to a sustainable future for the industry.

Masdaf, a leading brand in the fluid technologies sector that continues to grow with a vision of providing sustainable and innovative solutions in water management, has signed a strategic partnership with RES Energy.

Masdaf: Turkey’s First UL/FM Certified Manufacturer in Fire Safety

Masdaf, a leading brand in fluid technologies, has maintained its industry leadership since 2008 as Turkey’s first UL/FM certified fire pump manufacturer, providing reliable solutions for countless projects both domestically and internationally.
 
The UL/FM certification is regarded as one of the most important criteria confirming that fire pumps meet international safety and quality standards. As the first company in Turkey to produce UL/FM certified fire pumps since 2008, Masdaf continues to set industry standards with its long-standing manufacturing experience and customer-focused approach.
 
Engineering Excellence, Safety, and Quality

Reliability is critical for pumps, which play the most vital role during a fire. Masdaf develops high-safety solutions in line with international standards at its modern production facilities, supported by an experienced engineering team. With its years of certified production experience, Masdaf serves as a trusted partner for both domestic and international projects. Its quality- and safety-focused vision not only meets customer needs but also delivers solutions that exceed international safety standards. 

Commenting on this achievement, Masdaf CEO Erhan Özdemir said:
“In 2008, we took a significant step by becoming Turkey’s first UL/FM certified fire pump manufacturer. Since then, we have adhered to international safety and quality standards, providing our customers not only with products but also with assurance. In this critical field, our engineering excellence and modern production infrastructure enable us to remain a reliable partner for both national and international projects. At Masdaf, our vision is to shape the future of the industry without compromising on quality or safety.”

Masdaf, a leading brand in fluid technologies, has maintained its industry leadership since 2008 as Turkey’s first UL/FM certified fire pump manufacturer, providing reliable solutions for numerous projects both domestically and internationally.

Fire protection begins with awareness and is secured with the right systems

Masdaf CEO Erhan Özdemir’s Call on Fire Protection Week, September 25: “Fire protection begins with awareness and is secured with the right systems”
 
Today, fires are not only a safety risk but also a significant economic threat. Fires occurring in homes, workplaces, hotels, and healthcare facilities lead to both loss of life and economic damages that are difficult to recover. According to the 2024 data from Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Fire Department, more than 25,000 fires occurred in Istanbul alone within a single year, highlighting how widespread and immediate the risk of fire is.
 
Being prepared for fires is not just a safety measure—it is also critical for sustainable living and business continuity. Correctly selecting systems like fire pumps and conducting regular inspections are among the most fundamental steps to minimize the impact of such disasters.
 
Data also supports this need. Turkey recorded 2024 as the hottest year in the past 54 years, with rainfall decreasing by 6.3% compared to long-term averages. Sudden heavy rains following dry periods caused 1,257 meteorological disasters throughout the year, 35% of which were due to severe rainfall and flooding. These conditions make it imperative for local authorities and institutions to develop strong, fast, and reliable solutions against unpredictable weather and infrastructure risks.
 
Fire safety starts with awareness and is completed with effective systems

On the occasion of Fire Protection Week, Masdaf CEO Erhan Özdemir stated:
“Fire protection begins first and foremost with awareness. Choosing the right systems is the most tangible step of that awareness. It is crucial to raise fire safety awareness across all segments of society and to regard it not merely as a regulatory requirement but as a vital priority. In a country where thousands of fire incidents occur every year, being prepared can prevent loss of life, injuries, economic damage, and reputational harm. Especially in highly urbanized areas, everyone—from individuals to institutions—must fulfill their responsibilities. Fire systems are among the most critical components of a building, but it is not just their presence that matters; their reliability and sustainability are equally important. In a fire, every second counts, and a properly functioning system can save lives.” 

Fire pumps are the heart of the system

Erhan Özdemir emphasized that advanced fire protection systems account for about 5% of a building’s total construction cost:
“This small investment plays a critical role in preventing loss of life and millions in economic damage. In buildings with high human or asset density—such as residences, hotels, shopping malls, hospitals, and production facilities—these systems must be functional and durable. The most critical component of these systems is the fire pump. Fire pumps deliver water to the system at the right time and pressure, ensuring effective intervention. In other words, the heart of fire suppression systems beats through these pumps. When the system operates correctly, fires can be controlled before they grow; delays can result in irreparable losses.”
 
“Having the right system is as important as keeping it operational”

Özdemir added that merely having a fire suppression system is not enough:
“These systems, particularly fire pumps, must be regularly tested and maintained. Since they are not in constant use, it may be difficult to detect any malfunctions. Failure of the system during a critical moment can have serious consequences. Therefore, periodic inspections are among the most important steps in ensuring fire safety. This is a priority for us as well. At Masdaf, we not only produce fire pumps but also provide technical support and maintenance services to ensure these systems are always operational and reliable. Having the right system is as important as keeping it functional.”

Today, fires are not only a safety risk but also a significant economic threat.

Vacuumax for Prepared Cities in Infrastructure

The unpredictable impacts of the climate crisis and the increasing infrastructure demands are forcing local governments to be more prepared than ever. Masdaf’s Vacuumax offers a fast, mobile, and cost-effective solution for local authorities in situations requiring flood management, wastewater drainage, or emergency evacuation. 

In Turkey, the effects of the climate crisis have made rainfall patterns increasingly unpredictable. On one hand, months-long droughts lower dam levels, while on the other, intense downpours lasting just a few hours exceed the capacity of infrastructure, disrupting daily life. This imbalance is intensifying the strain on urban infrastructure each year. With record-breaking temperatures, both droughts and flood disasters can occur in the same season. These unpredictable conditions require local governments to be prepared simultaneously for both water scarcity and sudden flooding.
 
Data confirms this trend. Turkey recorded 2024 as the hottest year in the past 54 years, while rainfall decreased by 6.3% compared to long-term averages. Sudden heavy rainfall following dry periods caused 1,257 meteorological disasters throughout the year, 35% of which were due to severe rain and flooding. This situation makes it inevitable for local governments to develop strong, fast, and reliable solutions to manage unpredictable weather conditions and infrastructure risks. 

Empowering local governments: Vacuumax
Masdaf’s Vacuumax stands out as a specialized solution that strengthens local authorities in the face of these challenges. Thanks to its self-priming design, Vacuumax can quickly pump water from the source level without requiring any additional equipment, making it operational in floods, wastewater drainage, and emergency evacuation scenarios in the shortest time possible. 

Vacuumax is available in fixed-cabin, mobile-cabin, and trailer-mounted options to meet different needs. Its durable cabin design allows uninterrupted operation under harsh weather and field conditions, while the traffic-compatible trailer option enables easy deployment across different locations. With low fuel consumption, optimized engine design, and vibration-free operation, Vacuumax provides long-term operational efficiency and budget-friendly performance for local governments.
 
Reliable solutions across different sectors

Vacuumax is not limited to local government applications. It also provides reliable water management solutions for construction site drainage, mining operations, industrial wastewater management, and agricultural irrigation. This versatility allows a single device to meet the diverse needs of both public institutions and the private sector. 

“Building the sustainable infrastructure of the future”

Commenting on the topic, Masdaf CEO Erhan Özdemir said:
“Turkey’s climate reports reveal that droughts and sudden heavy rainfall risks can occur within the same period. This clearly demonstrates the need for more flexible and prepared systems for water and infrastructure management. Vacuumax enables local governments to respond quickly to sudden floods while providing a reliable solution in sectors such as construction, industry, and agriculture. At Masdaf, we are not only developing solutions to meet today’s needs; with our innovative vision in fluid technologies, we aim to build the sustainable infrastructure of the future.”

The unpredictable impacts of the climate crisis and the increasing infrastructure demands are forcing local governments to be more prepared than ever.

Ceyda Yazıcı has been appointed as the Human Resources and Culture Manager at Masdaf

Masdaf, a leading brand in fluid technologies, continues to expand its team with the most experienced professionals in the field. The company has appointed Ceyda Yazıcı, who stands out with 21 years of human resources experience, as its new Human Resources and Culture Manager. 

Ceyda Yazıcı completed her undergraduate studies in Business Administration at Istanbul University and her master’s degree in Marketing Communication and Public Relations at Bahçeşehir University. She began her career as a Press and Public Relations Officer at Sabri Özel Tekstil. She then held positions as Human Resources Manager at Bozlu Holding, Human Resources and Communication Consultant at MyD Management Consulting, and Human Resources Manager at ABS Alçı. Most recently, Yazıcı served as Human Resources and Culture Director and Executive Board Member at Ode Yalıtım, where she became known for her expertise in corporate culture transformation and change management.
 
Starting from August 12, 2025, Ceyda Yazıcı has taken on the role of Human Resources and Culture Manager at Masdaf, and she will also serve as a Member of the Executive Board.

Masdaf, a leading brand in fluid technologies, continues to expand its team with the most experienced professionals in the field.

For safety and efficiency in urban transformation projects, selecting the right pump is essential

With Turkey’s urban transformation initiative, hundreds of thousands of individual units are renovated each year. While new housing projects are rapidly being implemented across the country, particularly in major cities, experts emphasize that this process is critical not only for earthquake resilience but also for safety and infrastructure standards. In this context, water and fire pumps in these projects are fundamental elements for both safety and long-term operational efficiency. Masdaf provides safe and sustainable solutions in this area through its high-efficiency fluid technologies.
 
Urban transformation is not just about demolishing old buildings and constructing new ones; it also involves redesigning the infrastructure elements that determine quality of life. New homeowners pay attention to architectural design, material quality, and building fixtures in the projects. However, fire and water pumps are just as vital as these components.
 
Fire pumps activate within seconds during emergencies, ensuring the building’s fire safety. They deliver high-pressure water to fire suppression systems, preventing the spread of flames and making evacuation safer. Maintaining adequate pressure is especially critical in high-rise buildings. UL/FM-certified fire pumps meet international safety standards, providing uninterrupted and effective response during these critical moments.
 
Water pumps ensure that water reaches every floor with adequate pressure, particularly in high-rise buildings. However, the presence of these systems alone is not enough — their quality and energy efficiency are equally important. Approximately 46% of global electricity consumption comes from electric motors, with about 22% of that energy used by pump systems. Inefficient pumps not only increase energy bills but also contribute unnecessarily to carbon emissions.
 
“Fire and water pumps are critical components for buildings”
Masdaf CEO Erhan Özdemir highlights the importance of raising awareness about this during the urban transformation process:
 
“When choosing a home or office, it is not enough to focus only on square meters, location, or interior design. The quality of infrastructure is crucial for both safety and energy costs. UL/FM-certified fire pumps protect lives and property in potential fire incidents, while high-efficiency water pumps ensure proper management of water and energy. Although these systems usually represent less than 5% of total construction costs, their value is undeniable when considering the safety and long-term savings they provide.
 
Unfortunately, these elements are sometimes overlooked in urban transformation projects. We recommend that homeowners carefully examine these details when selecting a project. At Masdaf, we continue to add value to urban transformation projects with our long-lasting, high-efficiency solutions that meet international standards, emphasizing that water pumps are a critical component for buildings.”

With the urban transformation initiative underway in Turkey, hundreds of thousands of individual units are being renovated every year.

The water crisis is deepening — pump systems are becoming strategic

The world’s population is growing rapidly, cities are expanding and becoming more crowded, yet access to water is becoming increasingly difficult. According to the United Nations, the urban population is expected to increase by 2.5 billion people by 2050. During the same period, the number of people living in cities facing water scarcity is projected to reach 2.4 billion. Currently, 2 to 3 billion people experience at least one month each year without access to water. Combined with drought, inadequate infrastructure, and the energy crisis, this situation makes the sustainable management of water one of today’s most critical challenges.
 
In an era of rapid urbanization and intensifying climate crisis, efficient water management is not just an environmental responsibility; it has become a matter of survival. Rising demand, dwindling resources, and insufficient infrastructure are making access to water increasingly risky for more and more people each year. According to the United Nations, the urban population facing water scarcity, which was 930 million in 2016, is expected to double by 2050, reaching between 1.7 and 2.4 billion people. With population growth, water management is no longer only about consumption; the transport, distribution, and overall administration of water have become matters of efficiency in their own right.
 
Pump systems play a central role in the efficient management of water, forming one of the most critical links in sustaining healthy life. From transporting drinking water to city networks, industrial processes, agricultural irrigation, and fire protection infrastructure, pumps perform vital functions. Approximately 46% of global electricity consumption comes from electric motors, and about 22% of this energy is consumed by pump systems alone. Therefore, the efficiency of pump systems is strategic not only at the building level but also for global energy conservation. 

Pump systems are part of the invisible infrastructure that keeps the cities of the future running. Speaking on the subject, Erhan Özdemir, CEO of Masdaf — Turkey’s leading fluid technologies company established in 1977 with 100% local capital — said:

“Our world is entering a period where increasing population, rapidly growing cities, and the deepening climate crisis are making access to water increasingly difficult. In this context, it is not enough to simply locate water; it is equally important to manage it efficiently and safely. At Masdaf, with the awareness that both water and energy must be managed properly, we design pump systems not just as transportation tools but as the backbone of smart and sustainable infrastructure. 

In line with this approach, we focus our R&amp;D investments on electronically supported control systems, turning our pumps into infrastructure components that not only move water but also generate valuable data. With our GenIO technology, we monitor every drop of water in real time and build systems that deliver maximum efficiency with minimum energy. Improving pump technology efficiency not only reduces energy costs but also lowers our carbon footprint, prevents water losses, and extends the lifespan of infrastructure. Through the solutions we provide today, we aim to offer a more livable future for municipalities, industries, and individual users alike.”

The world’s population is growing rapidly, cities are expanding and becoming more crowded, yet access to water is increasingly challenging. According to the United Nations, the urban population is expected to increase by 2.5 billion people by 2050.

With UL/FM certified pumps, fire risks are reduced and insurance premiums decrease

For industrial facilities, fire is not just a physical threat; it represents a major disaster that brings with it numerous risks, including loss of life, severe financial damage, production interruptions, and rising insurance costs. Therefore, it is crucial that the equipment used to fight fires is not only compliant with standards but also secured through international certifications.
 
According to data released by the Istanbul Fire Department in 2024, nearly 3,000 fires occurred in commercial buildings such as warehouses, workplaces, and factories. Most of these fires stemmed from preventable causes, such as improper use of heat sources and mechanical failures. Similarly, according to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) in the United States, structural fires affecting only industrial facilities have resulted in over $1.3 billion in direct annual economic losses. These fires cause serious casualties and workforce disruptions, leading to long-term operational halts—clearly demonstrating that fire safety is not an issue to be overlooked.
 
Moreover, fires not only cause physical damage but also lead to financial losses and increased insurance costs. When determining premium rates, insurance companies assess the risk profile of industrial facilities based on their fire safety infrastructure. At this point, UL/FM certified fire pumps offer both safety and cost advantages. The use of these systems in facilities can help reduce insurance risk premiums by 10 to 30 percent.
 
The growing need for fire safety in industrial facilities aligns with the rapid expansion of the global fire insurance market. As of 2024, the market has reached a size of $96.16 billion, and it is expected to grow to $262.17 billion by 2034. The most notable growth is occurring within the industrial property insurance segment. With increasing automation, higher energy consumption, and the escalating impact of the climate crisis, the need for insurance and safety in industrial facilities has become more critical than ever. 

UL/FM Certified Pumps Enhance Safety and Reduce Insurance Risk Premiums
UL/FM certifications represent the highest standard of safety in fire pumps, confirming that these systems have undergone rigorous, globally recognized testing and comply with fire protection standards. Systems holding these certifications guarantee that pumps will start on time during a fire, deliver the required water flow and pressure, and operate safely even under heavy-duty conditions. 
These certifications signify not only technical reliability but also financial benefits. UL/FM-certified systems minimize insurance risk premiums and enable facilities to obtain insurance policies with higher coverage limits and broader protection. As a result, businesses can achieve significant reductions in insurance premiums.
 
“Fire safety is an integral part of corporate sustainability”

Commenting on the issue, Masdaf CEO Erhan Özdemir stated:

“Fire safety is not just a regulatory requirement but an integral part of corporate sustainability. Unfortunately, fire risks in industrial facilities still do not receive the attention they deserve. Yet this risk threatens not only production but also human life, the environment, and brand reputation. The rapid growth of the global fire insurance market clearly demonstrates how critical fire risk has become worldwide.
 
Today, insurance solutions are evolving not only to compensate for losses but also to reward preventive measures taken before a risk occurs. UL/FM-certified systems are classified as low-risk by insurance companies, offering premium advantages, while also enabling facilities to be insured at higher values with broader coverage.”
 
Emphasizing that it is crucial not only to install a system but also to maintain its reliability, Özdemir added:

“Periodic inspections, testing, and regular maintenance are key to ensuring that the system operates correctly in the event of a fire. At Masdaf, we don’t just manufacture fire pumps — we stand by businesses with technical support and maintenance services that ensure these systems operate safely under all conditions.
As the first and only local manufacturer in Turkey offering UL/FM certified fire pumps, we have been raising quality standards in this field for years. These systems not only provide maximum on-site safety but also reduce insurance costs and help businesses gain financial advantages through higher-value coverage.”

For industrial facilities, fire is not just a physical threat; it is a major disaster that brings with it numerous risks such as loss of life, significant financial damage, production downtime, and increased insurance costs.

The key to protecting the future lies in managing water wisely

June 5th, World Environment Day, once again calls on humanity to take collective responsibility in the face of environmental crises. Water scarcity, energy waste, and infrastructure inefficiency continue to deepen the climate crisis day by day. To combat this crisis, it is not only the resources that need to change, but also the systems that manage them.
 
The pressure on water resources is increasing globally. According to the World Bank, more than 3 billion people around the world currently face difficulties in accessing clean water. One of the most critical reasons behind this issue is the inefficiency of existing infrastructure.
 
World Bank projections reveal that by 2030, the required annual investment in water infrastructure will exceed 114 billion dollars. Industrialization, urbanization, and climate change are increasing the burden on water resources each day, making it essential to manage these resources through efficient, smart, and sustainable systems. This clearly shows that sustainability must apply not only to resources themselves but also to the systems that manage them.
 
Speaking on the occasion of World Environment Day, Erhan Özdemir, CEO of Masdaf — Turkey’s leading fluid technologies brand — said:
“Water scarcity is a problem that often progresses silently but has extremely profound effects. Today, millions of people around the world still struggle to access clean water. However, even in regions where water resources are abundant, we observe significant losses due to inefficient systems. At this point, the importance of infrastructure systems unfortunately often remains in the background. While the aesthetics and design of buildings are prioritized, the efficiency of the systems that manage water is often neglected. Improperly sized pumps, outdated systems, and insufficient engineering practices lead to both energy and water waste.
 
Yet, the future of water lies not only in its source but in how that source is managed. We don’t need more technology — we need better technology. We must focus not only on where water comes from, but also on how it is transported. The first step to protecting our resources is to make the systems that carry them more efficient, smarter, and more sustainable. This can only be achieved through a holistic approach based on engineering, data, and environmental harmony.”

June 5th, World Environment Day, once again calls on humanity to take shared responsibility in the face of environmental crises.

The Key to Savings in Buildings: Smart and Efficient Pump Systems

Efficient water management in buildings is critical not only for environmental sustainability but also for reducing energy consumption. Globally, 46% of electricity consumption comes from electric motors, with nearly 22% of that energy used solely by pump systems. Therefore, the efficiency of pump systems is strategically important not only at the building level but also for global energy savings.
 
Today, how water is managed has become as vital as its availability. In rapidly urbanizing cities with increased high-rise buildings, significant energy is required to distribute water across multiple floors. A large portion of this energy is consumed by pump systems. Studies indicate that approximately 22% of the energy used by electric motors is spent on pump systems, highlighting that pumps are not just a means of transportation but a core component of energy efficiency strategies. Efficient pump systems minimize both water waste and energy loss, directly contributing to environmental sustainability. 

Pump systems used to move water vertically in buildings account for a much larger share of energy consumption than commonly assumed. Conventional centrifugal pumps often waste a significant portion of energy. Inefficient systems lead to energy waste and higher operational costs over time.
 
Founded in 1977 with 100% domestic capital, Masdaf, Turkey’s leading fluid technologies manufacturer, addresses these energy losses with high-efficiency fluid technologies, enabling more effective water and energy management in buildings. Systems built with variable frequency drives (VFDs), correctly sized pumps, and high-efficiency motors provide eco-friendly and cost-effective solutions.
 
“Properly Designed Systems Conserve Water, Extend System Life, and Reduce Environmental Impact”

Commenting on the topic, Masdaf CEO Erhan Özdemir said:
“Access to water and energy has become one of the most critical issues of urban life worldwide. Cities are expanding, populations are growing, and buildings are getting taller. Managing water and energy resources has never been more critical. 
In high-rise buildings, pumping water upwards requires substantial energy, but this process is often carried out with significant unnoticed losses. These losses pose serious threats both to sustainability and economics. That’s why energy efficiency in pump systems is so important.
 While centrifugal pumps are widely used, without proper planning and placement, their efficiency often falls below 50%, meaning more than half of the energy is wasted. At Masdaf, we develop solutions that prioritize energy efficiency, addressing both today’s needs and conserving resources for the future.
Our products, designed with high efficiency and intelligent control systems, optimize water and energy management in buildings. As a result, they are trusted in projects across six continents, over 100 countries, and numerous major developments.
 We also see it as our responsibility to raise awareness—both among industry professionals and the public—that when choosing a home or office, infrastructure matters as much as architecture. Properly designed systems not only reduce energy costs but also conserve water, extend system lifespan, and minimize environmental impact.”

Efficient water management in buildings is critical not only for environmental sustainability but also for reducing energy consumption.

Masdaf met 75 percent of its electricity consumption from its solar power plant in April

Masdaf, Turkey’s leading fluid technologies manufacturer, continues to uphold its environmental responsibilities through a sustainability-focused production approach. In April, the company met 75% of its electricity consumption from the solar power plant (GES) implemented at its Düzce production facility, marking a significant milestone in its transition to green energy.
 
Founded in 1977 with 100% domestic capital, Masdaf is not only committed to energy efficiency in its products but also in its production processes. By sourcing 75% of its electricity from solar power in April, Masdaf reaffirmed its dedication to sustainability, continuing to invest in initiatives that support a greener future.
 
Masdaf CEO Erhan Özdemir commented:

“At Masdaf, we develop systems that use energy more efficiently, reduce carbon footprints, and work in harmony with nature, while also raising awareness on these issues. Sustainability is at the center of all our operations, and we strive to take eco-friendly steps in every aspect.
Our solar power plant investment at our Düzce facility enables us to reduce our carbon footprint and minimize environmental impacts. In April, we met 75% of our electricity needs from this facility. We will continue such investments as part of our 2030 and 2050 sustainability goals.”
 
Placing climate action at the heart of its sustainability strategy, Masdaf also supports businesses in reducing energy costs through innovative technologies. 

Energy Savings with High-Efficiency Pump Technologies

Pump systems, which account for over 20% of global electricity consumption, are among the most critical components for industrial energy efficiency. Masdaf’s high-efficiency pump technologies provide both energy savings for businesses and contribute to reducing carbon emissions.
 
Compared to traditional pumps, next-generation pump systems consume 10–30% less energy, offering both cost advantages and environmental benefits. Masdaf’s solutions integrate with variable frequency drives (VFDs) and intelligent control systems, ensuring energy is consumed only as needed. This can result in up to 30% energy savings.

Masdaf, Turkey’s leading fluid technologies manufacturer, continues to uphold its environmental responsibilities through a sustainability-focused production approach.

Masdaf Protects the Environment While Discharging Wastewater! l Masdaf

<div class="content generaltext">With industrialization and fast population increase, the pollution of water resources increases. Discharging water in wastewater treatment facilities to natural water resources such as seas, lakes, and streams seamlessly is of vital importance.
Pioneer brand in pump industry, Masdaf’s advanced technology “ENDURO Submersible Pumps”, protect the environment by removing the occurring problems while discharging water and providing effective solutions in the grapple with difficult sewage wastes in wastewater treatment facilities.
Industrialization, urbanization, population increase, and agricultural activities are among the leading causes of water pollution. The water pollution on water resources which are limited in the World and our country is increasing gradually.
Domestic and industrial wastes are often discharged into streams. The fact that those wastewaters are being used mostly in agricultural areas causes soil pollution and soil desertification in time. On this point, wastewater treatment facilities and “submersible wastewater pumps” established for protecting natural resources, preventing plants, animals, and people to be affected by water pollution are of vital importance.
The pioneer brand in the pump industry, Masdaf’s ENDURO series submersible pumps, prevents the problems experienced in the pumps from posing a threat to the environment due to solid and large particles by providing effective solutions in the grapple with difficult sewage wastes in wastewater treatment facilities while discharging the treated water to natural water resources such as sea, lakes, and streams.
ENDURO series submersible pumps, which can easily pressurize different wastewater thanks to their impeller structures, are used not only in wastewater treatment facilities but also used in the transportation of domestic and industrial raw sewage wastes, the transportation of liquids with muddy and solid particles, and the transportation of factory waste liquids.
Designed by Masdaf R&amp;D department in accordance with TS 12599 standard, ENDURO Submersible Pumps protect the mechanical seal and offer a long working life by keeping the solid particles in the wastewater away from the mechanical seal with the helical packing box. Also, with “water leakage electrode” used in the pump prevents the system to be shut down by alarming the possible leakages due to mechanical seal or any other reason early. And, with the use of a Thermistor, protection against overheating of the motor is provided.
ENDURO Submersible Pumps ensures a fast intervention and maintenance advantage without the need of removing the pump from the fitting thanks to the cleaning door in the body.</div>

Masdaf Protects the Environment While Discharging Wastewater!  

Over 100 Hospitals in Egypt Trust MASDAF in Their Fire Safety! l Masdaf

<div class="content generaltext">Masdaf, the leading brand in the pump industry, continues to introduce Turkey’s power in pump technologies to the world and bring it into Turkey with its export burst in the fire pump segment.
Exporting high-security and user-friendly fire kits to more than 70 countries, Masdaf will provide high fire safety of over 100 hospitals built under the Egyptian Ministry of Health.
Contributing to the conservation of energy and water resources in the projects where it is a solution partner with efficient pump technologies, Masdaf also plays an active role in firefighting with pumps that it has developed in world-class standards and offers safe living spaces.
Masdaf creates a complete fire kit by offering world-class fire pumps, developed and produced at Düzce plant, along with smart control panels, jockey pumps and installations. Collecting all the equipment needed in a fire system under one roof by this way, Masdaf offers alternative solutions for different areas of application.
Fire kits that allow fire response in schools, hospitals, hotels, factories, shopping malls, residential areas and many other areas before fire brigades arrive the scene prevent possible disasters.
Exporting high-safety and user-friendly fire kits to more than 70 countries, Masdaf continues to be a solution partner for prestigious projects worldwide. This time, Masdaf took its place in over 100 hospital projects built under the Egyptian Ministry of Health with its fire kits consisting of “YNM series End Suction Centrifugal Fire Pumps”.
Providing high fire safety for the projects it serves with its advanced fire kits, Masdaf continues to reassure its customers after sales with its strong worldwide service network.</div>

Over 100 Hospitals in Egypt Trust MASDAF in Their Fire Safety! 

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