DM SCIENTIFIC LTD DM Scientific Ltd are a family run UKAS accredited contract laboratory. We provide quality nutritional analysis for the Animal Feed Industry. Our dedicated team deliver a competent analytical service testing a variety of feed and raw material samples from all around the UK and Europe.
We offer a wide range of analysis: • Proximate
• Fibre Fractions • Oils and Fats • Protein
• Carbohydrates • Energy Calculations • Minerals
• Medicinal Additive testing
• NIR Forage testing using the dry and gring CNCPS system To ensure the quality of our analysis we participate in the
AAFCO proficiency testing scheme. We are UKAS accredited to ISO 17025:2005 and our most up to date schedule of accreditation is available at:
www.ukas.org/testing. All our customers are important to us big or small, we pride ourselves in offering a service that is tailored to your needs. Main Site, Dalton, Thirsk, North Yorkshire YO7 3JA Tel: 01845 577757
Email:
dmacmillan@dmscientific.co.uk Contact: David Macmillan
Website:
www.dmscientific.co.uk
HYDRONIX LTD Digital Moisture Sensors for Animal Feed and Grain It is increasingly important for animal feed producers to not only know the moisture content in their materials but to have the ability to be able to adjust it during processing. If a producer can make moisture related process decisions in real time they can ensure that their materials are at the correct moisture level for processing or storage. As a result they can directly reduce the expense of spoilt materials as well as lowering their energy costs. Hydronix digital moisture sensors, which use our unique, proven
technology, have been designed specifically for use in animal feed and grains. The sensors use the contact measurement method and are easy to install in silos, conveyors, mixers or systems where there is flowing material. For producers that use ducting, Hydronix has developed a ducting system to make it simple to install the sensor in exactly the right position to achieve the most precise moisture measurement results. The Hydro-Mix HT high temperature sensor is recommended for materials that have a process temperature of up to 120°C making
it ideal for installation before / after dryers or in mixing systems. The Hydro-Mix XT is recommended for ducting, conveyors and mixers and has an external seal enabling it to be installed in dusty processes or applications. Hydronix sensors comprise a single unit which contains all on-board functionality including signal processing, smoothing and averaging. Combined with world class technical support, Hydronix is the supplier of choice for many OEM equipment manufacturers, system integrators and end-users. Contact: Neal Cass
Tel: +44 1483 468900 Email:
enquiries@hydronix.com www.hydronix.com
PNEUMAC (HADLEIGH) LTD Pneumac is a family owned manufacturing company based in Hadleigh Suffolk established since the 1970’s. We make sampling & testing equipment: Sampling Spears, Grain
Splitters & Counters, Germ Tests, Farinators, Temperature Probes, Sieves, Sample Dividers & Planting Heads are some of our products which can be seen at
www.pneumac.co.uk Our principal customers are grain & seed merchants, farmers,
port authorities, trading standards & port health officers, for whom we have produced bespoke products as well as our standard range. We also supply customers in the plastic recycling, woodchip and chemical industries who also need to sample a range of products. For many years our Pneumac Core Sampler was standard
equipment in Intervention Stores and many of these machines are still in use up to 40 years later by grain merchants proving the quality and longevity of our products.
Please see our web site or contact us for further details. Pneumac (Hadleigh) Ltd, Old Black Swan Yard, Benton Street, Hadleigh, Suffolk, IP7 5AT, England
Tel 44 (0)1473 822196 Fax 44 (0)1473 827983 E Mail
sales@pneumac.co.uk www.pneumac.co.uk
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