PLAMA is Europe´s No. 1 supplier of used plastics machinery. PLAMA sells second-hand machines worldwide. They are tested and ready for production, also reconditioned (upon requirement). We can supply quickly since we have a permanent stock of more than 500 machines. Prices start from approx. 10% of the new machine price.
PLAMA is able to supply the right machine or line for any client. The scope of delivery includes Injection-Moulding-Machines, Extrusion Blow-Moulding Machines, PET Stretch-Blow-Moulding Machines, Extruders, complete Extrusion-lines, Thermoformingmachines and as well complete production-plants as turn-key projects, Since beginning 2005 PLAMA is able to produce PET-bottles in job order production. PLAMA is able to ship approximately 500 machines and lines out of warehouses short-dated. Services
* Delivery immediately from stock possible * Customer-sized composition of production lines * Installation and start-up of production lines * Reconditioned machines, with 6 up to 12 months guarantee upon request * Test run at maximum capacity * Disposal of old machines * Spare parts, used and tested * Moulds and dies * Technical support and system consultation * Logistics, transport, movement * Assistance for financing and leasing
From 1989 till 1995 working about trading, obligation and producing company which established by Bülent Çağlar in 1995 prepared Imakel Constructions, mechanic, electric company for giving our all produces to private companies and public companies, and in 1996 we established Partner Electric Machine Import Export Company for giving services to all areas which we need and our interests.
And now we are working which our interest for being leader company with 2 engineer , 1 technic total 112 worker. You can see our finished works from our references. Our aim just quality thats why in 11.12.2004 we got EN ISO 9001:2000 Certificated.
1 MOBILE GROVE CRANE 50 TONE (51.5 Metre BOM), 1 MOBILE COLES CRANE 20 TONE (32.5 Metre BOM), 1 DODGE CRANE 20 TONE (22 Metre BOM), 1 MAN CRANE 10 TONE (16 Metre BOM) , 2 YALE MARK 5.5 TONE FORKLIFT, 1 BALKANKAR MARK 2.5 TONE FORKLIFT, 3 404 New Gedik Gazalti Welding Machine, 2 505 Gedik Gazalti Machine, 82 Redrecor Type 450 Ampere Welding Machine (Isik Welding,Umc,Gedik,Nuris), 4 Iron Cutting Large Saw, 1 SARMAK 5 Head Kompresor, 3 3 Head PUMA Kompresor, 2 Radial Drill, 6 Russian Kompresor (10 bar), 1 New Electronic Atlas Copco kompresor (10 bar), 3 Airless Machine, 6 Large Drill, 4 Magnetic Drill, 4 Electronic Steel Cutting, 1 10mm Cutting Steel Diyotin Scissors, 1 10mm Apcant Press Machine
1991. One small apartment complex in suburban Bangalore. Two brothers Hanif Siwani and Mehaboob Siwani ventured an experimental foray into the construction field.
Humble beginning of a successful journey. A few years later, today HM constructions behold the flagship of a multimillion conglomerate. With 55 completed projects - both residential and commercial - in prime locations of Bangalore, and hundreds of satisfied and happy customers, we have grown up into perhaps the number one developers in Bangalore. All achieved by absolute professionalism, great emphasis on quality and delivering on time schedules. Today if we are the front liners in Bangalores building and real estate development its no small wonder, for, we intend to move forward pacing ourselves and setting standards for others to follow.
CONSTRUCTIONS offers a forum for linguistic research concerned with the structure, use, function, and development of ‘constructions’ in language and linguistics. The journal aims at a balanced integration of both notional, informal approaches to constructions in general and more formal treatments, as for example, within the framework of construction grammar. One of the long-term goals is to establish contact between researchers from various perspectives. The term ‘construction’ as understood in this journal is deliberately chosen to have a broad extension and not be limited to any specific definition or linguistic orientation. Constructions is not restricted to any particular language or language family, and aims at combining theoretical, empirical, and applied issues.
CONSTRUCTIONS is published as an open access, peer-reviewed electronic journal. As such, it departs from traditional print journals in at least three important ways:
Online availability: Constructions will only be available online, through a freely accessible online content system. Articles may be printed by subscribers for private use only. Copyright generally remains with the author(s).
Speedy publication: To ensure a timely publication of current research, Constructions aims at publishing submitted manuscripts within a period of no more than six months. It will not be published in volume and issue form, but throughout the year, as articles become ready for publication. Constructions is part of a large scale project launched by the Ministry of Science and Research of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany to establish digital peer publishing as an alternative to print journals (http://www.dipp.nrw.de). Full publishing services, including citability, archival storage, and copyright management will be provided by the Hochschulbibliothekszentrum NRW ‘Centre of University Libraries’ in Cologne (http://www.hbz-nrw.de). These services also include the provision of professional software for handling the whole publication process from submission to final publication in an efficient standardized format.
Innovative formats: The online platform will also allow for new and innovative publication formats, as for example the publication of research materials and comprehensive data sets in digital format, including audio-visual material, online presentations, and electronic data bases.
Constructions works with a high-class specialized editorial board. All submitted articles will be subjected to the usual double-blind peer reviewing process.
