The TTZA, the first mass-produced domestic and national engine designed and developed by Turkish engineers and to enter the inventory of the Turkish Armed Forces (TSK), has been made ready for shipment. The first domestic military engines with 400 horsepower produced by BMC Power will be delivered tomorrow to be used in Vuran 4×4 vehicles. Here are the details of the news…
Turkey’s first 400 horsepower domestic military engines (Tactical Wheeled Armored Vehicle – TTZA engine) will be delivered tomorrow to be used in Vuran 4×4 vehicles.
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According to the information given during the trip, the company’s Arifiye facilities have the capacity to produce one thousand engines per year. With the new production facility to be established in Ankara, this number will double. Engines are produced locally with more than 75 percent. In the first domestic military engine delivery ceremony, 20 engines will be delivered.
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Stating that the assembly workshops for prototypes and pre-series productions are also located in Arifiye, Yalçıntaş noted that they started working to establish the processing and production center of these power groups in Ankara.
Explaining that they positioned BMC Power as the company that designs and manufactures heavy military power groups for land and naval platforms, Yalçıntaş stated that they carried out their design activities in Istanbul, and that they created Turkey’s most modern and largest engine test center in Europe, in Arifiye. he did.
Stating that they will hold a ceremony for the delivery of Vuran 4×4 vehicles with domestic engines recently produced by BMC Automotive, Yalçıntaş stated that they will make statements about the Altay tank and the Batu engine developed for this tank at another event to be held in about 2 months.
BMC Executive Board Member and Top Manager Murat Yalçıntaş said in a statement to members of the press that the first military engine designed and produced by BMC Power will be delivered to BMC Automotive with a ceremony tomorrow and they will give the engine a name at the ceremony.
According to the information given during the trip, the company’s Arifiye facilities have the capacity to produce one thousand engines per year. With the new production facility to be established in Ankara, this number will double. Engines are produced locally with more than 75 percent. In the first domestic military engine delivery ceremony, 20 engines will be delivered.
In the event organized by BMC Power, information was given about the projects on the company’s agenda and a technical visit was made to Arifiye facilities.
A NEW PRODUCTION BASE WILL BE ESTABLISHED IN ANKARA
BMC Executive Board Member and Top Manager Murat Yalçıntaş said in a statement to members of the press that the first military engine designed and produced by BMC Power will be delivered to BMC Automotive with a ceremony tomorrow and they will give the engine a name at the ceremony.
