Spotlight on … FEED MILL PROCESS ENGINEERING
ANDRITZ Feed & Biofuel Technologies As a leading global supplier of technology for aquafeed, animal feed, pet food, and biofuel, ANDRITZ plays a vital role in the security of our global food supply.
Our technology accounts for over half the world’s production of
aquafeed and biomass alone. With five manufacturing facilities, a global sales and service network, and a worldwide distribution chain, we are confident that we can help you gain the competitive advantage you need to succeed in the market. We support feed producers of all capacities by supplying
sustainable, hygienic solutions that are also energy-efficient and cost- effective, so you achieve the highest levels in safety and quality - from feedstock to final product. ANDRITZ is unique in its ability to manufacture and supply every
machine necessary for your feed manufacturing facility’s operation. Our complete plant solutions are tailor-made to fit the specific requirements of your production. Whether your needs include individual process machines,
complete processing lines, or spare parts and service – all Andritz solutions come with our engineering expertise and extensive industry knowledge. The ability to produce high quality, high-performance feeds
efficiently and effectively comes from the use of specialized processing technology. It is best when it comes from a company with an in-depth understanding of each step in the process. Let us help feed your business.
For further information, contact us on: Phone: +45 72 160 300, E-mail:
andritz-fb.dk@
andritz.com Website:
www.andritz.com/ft
Condex (UK) Ltd
quality, robust, low maintenance equipment and our own UK based commissioning and service engineers. With system design and installation, we can work with a
customers preferred contractors. Alternatively offer a complete turnkey design and installation package, with a single point of contact for the customer. Projects are managed in-house from concept through to
commissioning. After sales service and support ensures our clients continue to receive the best service, even long after any project has been completed. As a well-established supplier of equipment and services
to the industry, we have a fundamental understanding of how to optimise equipment performance while still considering access and maintenance requirements in all areas of our design. Working closely with our clients to expose any existing issues
or bottle necks, optimising and modernising systems for expansion and increased throughput. At all times keeping ahead of legislation and industry requirements. We offer this service to all clients as part of our equipment supply
package, so whether you are just looking for equipment or looking for a company that can offer the complete package, in-house, we look forward to hearing from you.
Condex (UK) Ltd, White Cross, Lancaster, LA1 4XQ Tel. 01524 61601
Email:
info@condex.co.uk, Web:
www.pelletmills.com
Croston Engineering
Croston Engineering, formed in 1976, specialises in the design, building and servicing of bulk storage, mechanical/ pneumatic conveying, and weighing systems for the animal feed and many other associated industries throughout the U.K. These include pet food, grain,
Knowledge and experience as part of the package, since 1980 Our supply and engineering package has been developed over many years to compliment the needs of our customers. This starts with the basic service of identifying issues such as
pellet quality, cooling efficiency and working with the customer to help improve process quality and productivity. If replacement equipment or upgrades are needed, we offer high
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human food and drinks industries from intake of raw materials to out loading of finished products. As an adjunct to new developments, the Company carries
out improvements or extensions to existing production plants in compliance with the requirements of DSEAR/ATEX Explosion Regulations when applicable. Croston Engineering is an Approved SafeContractor which is a recognised standard of competence throughout industry
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