8:00 AM - 8:00 PM EEU
NARSA's next International Tour will take members to Turkey September 13-20 as we visit 3 companies: Kale Oto, Panoto, and Yetsan. Members will need to fly into Istanbul, Turkey (IST or SAW Airports) on September 13 and depart from Ankara (ESB Airport) in the late afternoon/evening of September 16. If you decide to participate in the additional excursion, you will depart on September 20 from Cappadocia (NAV or ASR Airports).
The registration deadline is June 20, 2025 and payment must be received in full to reserve your spot. In the event of a cancellation, members are entitled to a partial refund until July 14. After July 14, no refunds are possible. If you require a Visa, please contact Linda at linda@narsa.org as soon as possible. For questions, please contact linda@narsa.org
About Kale Oto:
KALE Oto Radyatör was established in Istanbul in 1966. The small-scale production which started with engine cooling and heating radiators for automobiles increased after 1980s rapidly. The company has become the leader producer in Turkey in its area of specialization. The company has been offering wide range of products covering engine cooling radiators, heating radiators, condenser, intercooler (Air conditioning radiators), oil coolers, complete engine cooling modules, HVAC systems, complete air conditioning systems to the mentioned customer groups.
About Panoto:
Founded in Istanbul, Panoto initially produced radiators for local automotive market and has grown into a global cooling solution supplier. Due to the increase in the global demand for Cooling Solutions, Panoto has invested heavily in the production of quality products. The company is now specialized in the production of cooling solutions for Power Generators.
About Yetsan:
Yetsan was founded by three brothers in Corum, Turkey early in the 1970s. They started the business with repairing radiators and making some metal work. In the following years, they started to produce unique heating systems for cars and trucks. In 1990, Yetsan made new investments in order to manufacture new cabin heaters and copper brass heat exchangers. Then in 2007, in addition to copper brass heat exchanger production, they started to manufacture aluminum radiators and charge air coolers with the use of the most up-to-date production technologies.
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