Polin Waterparks Gebkim OSB Refik Baydur 6 41480 Dilovasi Kocaeli, TURKEY T: + 90 262 656 64 67 E:
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Polin Waterparks
We’ve completed more than 2,500 projects in more than 100 countries. We have achieved numerous milestones, including the installation of the first waterparks in many countries. We are also the largest waterslide supplier to Eurasia. Polin Waterparks high- capacity, state-of-the-art factory facility – the largest waterslide manufacturing plant in the world at 35,000 square meters – provides fast turnaround with a team of 500 in five offices around the world. We have won multiple international awards from IAAPA and the World Waterpark Association as well as domestic awards for export, R&D and were twice recognised as one of top 100 fastest-growing in Turkey.
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Products Signature slide include King Cobra, Magic Sphere, Spheres, Magicone, Space Shuttle and Space Race. King Cobra is especially worth mentioning because this waterslide is the first to offer a theme built into its fibreglass design which, by the way, doesn’t have to be based on a snake. In 2006, Polin Waterparks pioneered the application of closed- moulded manufacturing technology in the waterslide industry. Today, all of fibreglass production, including bowl slides and family rides, resin transfer moulding (RTM) for a “shiny on both sides” finish. Other advancements include our patented Natural Light Effects, Special Pattern Effects and translucent RTM waterslides. We also offer technology-integrated waterslides including those with traffic control/signal lights/systems, interactive sensor systems, slide timing systems, control units and the integration of audiovisual effects to create media-based attractions. All our products are designed within the industry's highest
standards: ISO 9001, ASTM, CSEI, all European norms and international DIN standards for steel parts. Polin Waterparks is the only company that holds a TÜV quality certificate for our waterslides.
ounded in Istanbul in 1976, Polin Waterparks has grown into one of the world’s leaders in the design, production, engineering and installation of waterparks and waterslides.
öhret Paki, director of marketing & communcations
Customers Polin Waterparks client base includes waterparks, theme parks, hotels, resorts, construction companies, municipalities, architects. Key clients and showpiece projects include Aspro Group, Rixos Group, Six Flags, Splashworld and Cartoon Network AmaZONE.
Company strengths Our focus on innovation, technology and relationships shapes our approach in everything we do. Our relationships with customers, partners and suppliers have always been very important to us.
2017 projects Brand new waterparks are on the way! Polin Waterparks is proud to supply Blueland in Bangladesh, Langkawi Water Fantasy in Malaysia, Bagdadland in Iraq, Dalian Sweetland Hotspring and Dinglong in China, Dragonna Gold Water Fantasy in Thailand and Tyumen Waterpark in Russia.
Industry trends The waterpark industry is continually evolving. I think the biggest challenge for operators is to continually offer new, exciting rides that attract guests, keep their interest and entice them to come back again and again. Our research shows that, as well as the heart-pounding experiences, guests want interactivity, uniqueness and rides that allow them to share the fun with others. I think providing attractions with spectator appeal is also going to become more of a trend. That’s why our translucent and transparent slides are becoming more popular.
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