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Feed Mill Engineering
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VAN MOURIK GROUP Often capacity issues are not solved by just integrating new bigger process equipment. At van Mourik, Process Optimisation is our way of thinking. The van Mourik group focusses with a very experienced team on: consulting, design and realisations of feed milling projects. Our long-standing service and maintenance activities is the
backbone of the company and forms the foundation of experiential knowledge which gives van Mourik its distinctive skill set that enables the optimising of your processes and development of capital improvement plans. Van Mourik started in 1990 as a mechanical installation company.
By strategic take-overs and natural growth, the company has become a unique specialised neutral integrator employing 150 FTE with its
focus on feed milling and premix process. The clients value our neutral position in the engineering studies and process advice. An example of the approach is a recent request of an independent
client that needs to study an increase of its production by 25%. A dedicated team from van Mourik consisting of process specialists that have their own expertise in mechanical and electro technical control scanned the process of the client. Combined with the clients’ goal Van Mourik makes a future process plan with neutral advice on the equipment. This time it resulted to a concept change from an additional grinding/ mixing tower to an upgrade proposal for an existing production line. Of course, this approach can be the backbone of a bigger
investment in a complete new production line to become future proof. The van Mourik group offers to help clients in the UK and Ireland with this approach to achieve efficiently and effectively their future goals.
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