Two halves of one company: the instruments that measure cement, and the engineering that keeps the machines making it alive.
Most suppliers do one or the other. Doing both is why a GTM engineer can diagnose a measurement problem that turns out to be a mechanical one.
Instruments and sample preparation for cement, clinker, raw meal and aggregates — chosen to cover a complete workflow rather than to widen a catalogue.
After-sales, repair and full revamping for equipment from any manufacturer — including machines whose makers no longer support them.
Bruker is our principal partner and the instrument at the end of every analytical workflow we build toward. Each of the others was taken on to close a specific gap in the laboratory, not to widen a catalogue.
The machines we build ourselves are designed, assembled and serviced in Egypt. A fault is a phone call and a visit, not a shipping schedule and a customs file.
Mechanical, electrical and control engineers work in the same workshop, so a single job never changes hands between suppliers.
Machines GTM builds are stocked and serviced from Cairo. A fault is a phone call and a visit, not a shipping schedule.
We service and revamp equipment whoever made it — including machines whose makers no longer support them.
An instrument to specify, a machine to revamp, or a panel to build — describe what you need and we will come back with what fits.
