Bühler
Live launch presentation and many more highlights Bühler will be showcasing its solutions for the entire value chain with a special focus on digital services as well as solutions on how to reduce mycotoxins. A highlight will certainly be the launch of a new innovation, which helps to reduce undesirable downtimes and product recalls to an absolute minimum. Another eye-catcher will be the LumoVision, the first optical
sorting technology capable of identifying and eliminating aflatoxin- infected grains. Visit us in hall 6, booth D041 and find out more about solutions for
the grain and feed industry. More information: https://event.buhlergroup. com/victam
Inteqnion Inteqnion is specialised in the design, manufacture and implementation of control systems in the processing industry. We’ve been active in this industry for over twenty years and we are a no-nonsense organisation where over 30 experienced professionals are working on providing you with the best possible solutions and service. If necessary we can provide you with service for 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We hope to welcome you at booth D031 where you can learn all
there is to know about our solutions and control systems. For more information, please visit our website:
www.inteqnion.com
will be on display to demonstrate its advanced capabilities; highlighting our latest innovative developments and facilities. Our experienced engineers will be on hand to discuss any requirements and advise on mill control solutions. We look forward to seeing you in Cologne. For further information please contact Matthew Swallow. T: +44 (0) 115 9813700
E:
matthewswallow@dsl-systems.com W:
dsl-systems.com
Datastor Systems Limited In over 40 years in business we have built a strong reputation for Automation in the Agri/Aquaculture feed Industry for innovation, high quality system design, delivery and services. Are you and your systems Industry 4.0 ready, will you be able to take advantage of this new era? Industry 4.0 is commonly referred to as the fourth industrial revolution. Automation and data exchange in manufacturing technologies includes the Internet of things, cloud computing and cognitive computing. Industry 4.0 fosters what has been called a “smart factory”. Come and see us at E001
or visit our website
www.datastorsystems.com
DINNISSEN Pegasus®
Mixer with Wingdoor and Fronthatch: optimal
accessibility! DINNISSEN designed, built and delivered several wingdoor
mixers for the food, infant food, petfood and premix industry. In those specific industries hygienic demands are high, which calls for efficient cleaning. The wingdoor option enables easy access for effective cleaning and inspection purposes. The Pegasus®
mixers up to 5000 litre are
now also available with a fronthatch. The complete front end of the mixer is a large hinged door which opens easily for optimal access into the mixer body. The wingdoors and fronthatch offer substantial benefits while ergonomics and safety of your operators are guaranteed.
www.dinnissen.nl
DSL Systems DSL Systems are now in their 40th year of supplying advanced control and automation systems to the feed and grain industries. In this special year we will once again be exhibiting at Victam on stand C005. A fully simulated AutoPilot4Feed mill control system
Almost
5 years …
… doing what we do best, designing and manufacturing ring dies, roller shells and rollers for the animal feed and biomass pelleting industry, using only the best raw materials, technology and equipment to ensure optimum results.
Our core strengths:
• Quality, • Reliability,
• and being able to offer the shortest delivery times in the industry.
Because we know what matters to you Trust 50 years of experience
Trust Matricir your reliable partner for dies and rollers
Contact: Daniel Steinhauser Mobile: +34 656 74 53 79 E-mail:
ds@matricir.com Web:
www.matricir.com
See us at VICTAM Stand A023
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