Turkey's unique geography, characterized by diverse sedimentary basins and high seismic activity, places immense pressure on water extraction systems. The current reliance on borehole screen technology is driven by the need for deep-well irrigation in Central Anatolia and industrial water supply in the Marmara region.
Climate volatility and decreasing groundwater levels have forced a shift toward higher efficiency. There is a growing demand for well screens that can prevent sand infiltration while maximizing flow rates, reducing the frequency of costly well rehabilitations in agricultural zones.
Along the Mediterranean and Aegean coasts, the focus has shifted toward coastal protection and desalination. The installation of high-grade seawater intake screen systems is becoming critical to prevent marine life impingement and protect expensive downstream pumping machinery.

