Different industries. One stubborn material problem.
Cement behaves nothing like flour and flour behaves nothing like foundry sand. Choose your industry or choose how your material behaves and see the equipment built for it.
- Sectors served
- Bulk powder & granule handling
- Design to commissioning
Your industry chooses the plant. The powder decides the machine.
Two plants in different industries often need the same screw, the same valve and the same filter, because the powder in both is abrasive and aerates. Filter the sectors below by how your material behaves and the pattern shows up immediately.
- All
- Abrasive
- Aeratable / fluidises
- Food-grade & hygienic
- Hot / high-temperature
- Fine powder & dust-prone
01
Cement, hydrated lime, fly ash, gypsum plaster
Cement, Lime & Plaster
Silo filling and discharge, bridging in the cone and the dust that escapes every time a tanker connects or a truck loads.
02
Dry mortar, tile adhesive, wall putty, grout
Premixed Building Materials
Multi-ingredient dosing where a 2% error changes the product, plus segregation between the mixer and the bagging line.
03
Cement, fly ash, GGBS, micro silica
Ready Mix Concrete
Silo venting during pneumatic filling, accurate cement weighing and keeping the batching plant clean enough to pass a site audit.
04
Clay body, feldspar, quartz, glaze frits
Ceramics
Contamination-free transfer between bodies and glazes and fine powders that pack solid in a hopper if they sit for a shift.
05
Wheat flour, semolina, bran, additives
Flour Milling
Food-grade contact surfaces, explosion-conscious dust control and screws that strip and clean without tools between runs.
06
Mash, pellets, meal, mineral premix
Animal Feeding
Gentle conveying that does not shear pellets back into fines and micro-dosing of premix without carry-over between batches.
07
Green sand, bentonite, coal dust, resin sand
Foundry
The most abrasive duty on this page: sand that eats standard flights, combined with hot return sand and a serious dust load.
08
Mineral filler, hydrated lime, recovered dust
Asphalt
Filler handled hot, straight off the baghouse, where ordinary seals and bearings do not survive a season.
09
Silica sand, soda ash, dolomite, cullet
Glass
Batch house accuracy and stopping a correctly mixed batch from segregating on its way to the furnace.
10
Virgin pellets, regrind, masterbatch, filler
Plastics
Conveying that does not generate angel hair or fines and clean changeovers between colours and grades.
11
Powders, granules and premixes into filling lines
Food Packaging
Something else
Your material is not listed here.
Most enquiries that start this way end up using the same eight equipment families. Send the material data sheet and the tonnage.
01
Cement, hydrated lime, fly ash, gypsum plaster
Cement, Lime & Plaster
Silo filling and discharge, bridging in the cone and the dust that escapes every time a tanker connects or a truck loads.
02
Dry mortar, tile adhesive, wall putty, grout
Premixed Building Materials
Multi-ingredient dosing where a 2% error changes the product, plus segregation between the mixer and the bagging line.
03
Cement, fly ash, GGBS, micro silica
Ready Mix Concrete
Silo venting during pneumatic filling, accurate cement weighing and keeping the batching plant clean enough to pass a site audit.
04
Clay body, feldspar, quartz, glaze frits
Ceramics
Contamination-free transfer between bodies and glazes and fine powders that pack solid in a hopper if they sit for a shift.
05
Green sand, bentonite, coal dust, resin sand
Foundry
The most abrasive duty on this page: sand that eats standard flights, combined with hot return sand and a serious dust load.
06
Mineral filler, hydrated lime, recovered dust
Asphalt
Filler handled hot, straight off the baghouse, where ordinary seals and bearings do not survive a season.
07
Silica sand, soda ash, dolomite, cullet
Glass
Batch house accuracy and stopping a correctly mixed batch from segregating on its way to the furnace.
Something else
Your material is not listed here.
Most enquiries that start this way end up using the same eight equipment families. Send the material data sheet and the tonnage.
01
Cement, hydrated lime, fly ash, gypsum plaster
Cement, Lime & Plaster
Silo filling and discharge, bridging in the cone and the dust that escapes every time a tanker connects or a truck loads.
02
Cement, fly ash, GGBS, micro silica
Ready Mix Concrete
Silo venting during pneumatic filling, accurate cement weighing and keeping the batching plant clean enough to pass a site audit.
03
Mash, pellets, meal, mineral premix
Animal Feeding
Gentle conveying that does not shear pellets back into fines and micro-dosing of premix without carry-over between batches.
Something else
Your material is not listed here.
Most enquiries that start this way end up using the same eight equipment families. Send the material data sheet and the tonnage.
01
Wheat flour, semolina, bran, additives
Flour Milling
Food-grade contact surfaces, explosion-conscious dust control and screws that strip and clean without tools between runs.
02
Mash, pellets, meal, mineral premix
Animal Feeding
Gentle conveying that does not shear pellets back into fines and micro-dosing of premix without carry-over between batches.
03
Powders, granules and premixes into filling lines
Food Processing
Something else
Your material is not listed here.
Most enquiries that start this way end up using the same eight equipment families. Send the material data sheet and the tonnage.
01
Green sand, bentonite, coal dust, resin sand
Foundry
The most abrasive duty on this page: sand that eats standard flights, combined with hot return sand and a serious dust load.
02
Mineral filler, hydrated lime, recovered dust
Asphalt
Filler handled hot, straight off the baghouse, where ordinary seals and bearings do not survive a season.
Something else
Your material is not listed here.
Most enquiries that start this way end up using the same eight equipment families. Send the material data sheet and the tonnage.
01
Cement, hydrated lime, fly ash, gypsum plaster
Cement, Lime & Plaster
Silo filling and discharge, bridging in the cone and the dust that escapes every time a tanker connects or a truck loads.
02
Dry mortar, tile adhesive, wall putty, grout
Premixed Building Materials
Multi-ingredient dosing where a 2% error changes the product, plus segregation between the mixer and the bagging line.
03
Cement, fly ash, GGBS, micro silica
Ready Mix Concrete
Silo venting during pneumatic filling, accurate cement weighing and keeping the batching plant clean enough to pass a site audit.
04
Clay body, feldspar, quartz, glaze frits
Ceramics
Contamination-free transfer between bodies and glazes and fine powders that pack solid in a hopper if they sit for a shift.
05
Wheat flour, semolina, bran, additives
Flour Milling
Food-grade contact surfaces, explosion-conscious dust control and screws that strip and clean without tools between runs.
06
Green sand, bentonite, coal dust, resin sand
Foundry
The most abrasive duty on this page: sand that eats standard flights, combined with hot return sand and a serious dust load.
07
Mineral filler, hydrated lime, recovered dust
Asphalt
Filler handled hot, straight off the baghouse, where ordinary seals and bearings do not survive a season.
08
Silica sand, soda ash, dolomite, cullet
Glass
Batch house accuracy and stopping a correctly mixed batch from segregating on its way to the furnace.
09
Virgin pellets, regrind, masterbatch, filler
Plastics
Conveying that does not generate angel hair or fines and clean changeovers between colours and grades.
10
Powders, granules and premixes into filling lines
Food Processing
Something else
Your material is not listed here.
Most enquiries that start this way end up using the same eight equipment families. Send the material data sheet and the tonnage.
The sectors above are where we work most. They are not a limit.
Chemicals, minerals, detergents, fertiliser, battery materials, if it is a dry bulk solid that has to be stored, moved, dosed, mixed or de-dusted, the engineering is the same conversation. Send us the material and the tonnage.
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Products across eight equipment families
8
Equipment families, silo to discharge
1
Point of responsibility, design to commissioning
OEM
Designed, built and serviced in-house