53 Years of Experience
The foundations of our company were laid by Hacı İsmail Fidancı in 1970 and it was established in Sakarya under the name of Fidancı Brothers. The company started its commercial journey as a small workshop; Upon the involvement of his sons Ali, Münir and Mehmet Fidancı in the 1990s, it grew and developed into a factory-scale industrial enterprise.
Brand
Time and automation are vital in production. Hydraulic, electronic and conveyor system solutions; FIMAKSAN, which combines it with its experienced staff; It has become a sought-after brand by timber/pallet factories investing in the sector.
Project & Implementation
Timber production, which started with the Band Saw (Log Saw) in the historical process and continued with the Log Cutting Car; turned into factories with many additional machines and conveyor systems. FIMAKSAN has produced and implemented integrated machine and conveyor projects for many of its customers. Many small-scale timber workshops in Anatolia have been transformed into sawmills with FIMAKSAN.
Quality
FIMAKSAN is based on total quality and time in production. Loaded tonnages of logs and our high quality and durable machines that work flawlessly for years under heavy work conditions are our biggest assurance/reference as a company.
Export
Our company, which received a corporate identity in 2007, has started exporting since 2010. Our company has become an alternative solution partner for foreign companies in price and quality comparison in our country. Our machines, which are still working in many countries, are our rightful pride.
Guarantee
Our machines are under the guarantee of FIMAKSAN; 1 year for electronic and hydraulic parts; 2 years warranty for mechanical parts.
Technical support
With our experienced team, on-site assembly of domestic and international customer orders is done free of charge by our company and our machines are delivered to the customer in working condition. We are always with our customers with our after-sales service, spare parts and technical support.
