Hitachi Production Line Relocated to Dilovası Facility by BIOS Global Teams
- Sakarya Economy News

- 2 days ago
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The production line of Hitachi in Türkiye was successfully relocated from its former factory in Kartal, Istanbul, to its modern facility in Dilovası, Kocaeli by the expert teams of BİOS Global Industrial Engineering. The project was planned and executed not merely as a transportation operation, but as a comprehensive end-to-end industrial relocation process.
The extensive operation, which lasted approximately four months, meticulously covered all stages including dismantling, transportation, installation, and commissioning. BIOS Global integrated its expertise in mechanical, electrical, and automation systems to ensure the seamless installation and activation of every component of the production line according to the planned schedule.
Throughout the project, priority was given to carefully dismantling, transporting, and reinstalling each component of the line while maintaining production performance and ensuring the highest quality standards. BIOS Global’s systematic project management approach and on-site coordination enabled the operation to be completed without disruption.

Industrial Facility Relocation Expertise
This successful operation once again demonstrated BIOS Global’s capabilities not only in Türkiye but also internationally in industrial facility relocations and turnkey engineering projects. The company’s ability to manage mechanical, electrical, and automation disciplines under one integrated structure highlighted its engineering expertise and field implementation capabilities that go beyond industry standards.
As a result of the relocation process, the Hitachi production line has begun operating at full performance in its new facility, reinforcing BIOS Global’s reputation for reliability, speed, and technical excellence.
BIOS Global Industrial Engineering provides factory and facility relocation services for various sectors including automotive, food, home appliances, packaging, logistics, and the defense industry.









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