Aral Tekstil
Aral Tekstil produces OE/ring-compact yarn and knitted fabric at Kahramanmaraş OSB and Erkenez; the site states 60 t/day yarn and 20 t/day fabric.
About
The founder, Abdullah Çinkay, started his business life in the textile industry in 1974 as a professional employee. By the end of 1988, he decided to establish his own company with his knowledge and experience gained in the textile sector for 14 years of professional working life and launched ARAL Tekstil San. ve Tic. A.Ş. The company starting its textile adventure with 5 circular knitting machines in 1989 achieved to make its first export in 1994. We have reached 60 tons of yarn and 20 tons of fabric production capacity per day with the additional knitted fabric and yarn investments that we have implemented over the years.
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Open-End Yarn
The homepage lists Open-End among production lines. History states 60 t/day yarn capacity. The OSB mill is at Organize Sanayi Bölgesi 7. Cadde No:15/1, Onikişubat; the brief names OE yarn as core output.
Knitted Fabric
The homepage states 53 circular knitting machines and 20 t/day fabric. Production started in 1989 with 5 circular knitters. The homepage also cites 580 employees and USD 18 million yearly exports.
Ring Compact Yarn
The homepage lists ring compact alongside OE and knitted fabric. History gives total yarn capacity of 60 t/day, reached after additional yarn and knit investments.
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Export Sales
The homepage cites USD 18 million yearly exports and 351st place in ISO Turkey’s Second 500. Export mail is [email protected]; BAL-ÇİN Textile is at Erkenez Mah. No:118.
Yarn Spinning
Circular Knitting Production
The homepage states 53 circular knitters and 20 t/day fabric. Head office/factory is Erkenez Mah. Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Bulvarı No:176/A. History dates first export to 1994.