energy consumption are treated within closed loop controls, as each may have an impact on the other.
Some key-standard features include: Automatic roller and knife adjustment.
Roller slippage detection, mitigating time consuming blockages. Real time graphical representation of energy consumption. With
additional elements actual energy consumption per batch can be produced.
As solution providers, our aim is to listen to existing and
prospective clients’ requirements and expectations, working together to formulate a cost-effective solution whilst delivering a quality focused product in a timely manner.
Please visit our website at
www.datastorsystems.com Datastor Systems Limited, Manchester Road, Congleton, Cheshire CW12 2HT
Tel +44 (0) 1260 277025 Fax +44 (0) 1260 270334 mail:
sales@datastorsystems.com
DSL SYSTEMS Maximise your pellet press line’s utilisation and quality using DSL’s AutoPilot4Feed DSL Systems’ AutoPilot4Feed feed and grain mill control system is proven to provide the following benefits for pelleting and extruding systems: -
• Improve throughput and quality • Reduce energy
• Minimise down-time and mistakes • Simple and intuitive operation • Comprehensive reporting and KPIs
planning tool that can help plan more efficient pellet press runs and OEE4Feed which provides a web- based platform to report back KPIs on the plant performance. DSL Systems provides 24 hours / 7-day support for all their systems worldwide. For further information, please contact:
Matthew Swallow, DSL Systems Ltd, Adbolton Hall, Adbolton Lane, West Bridgford, Nottingham, NG2 5AS, England. Tel: + 44 (0)115 981 3700, Fax: + 44 (0)115 981 3702, Email:
mail@dsl-systems.com, Web:
www.dsl-systems.com
CONDEX (UK) LTD La Meccanica Pellet Mills since 1986
La Meccanica pellet mills come with a 5 year, no major service guarantee. This means that as long as the machines are maintained and greased in accordance with the manufacturer’s guidelines, there will be no major servicing costs for the first five years; no seals, no bearings and most importantly no down-time. With the large diameter, two roller design providing the optimum
angle of nip and the main rotor having a high inertia, the La Meccanica pellet mills are one of the most efficient machines on the market, outperforming larger machines as a result of the design and main motor being utilised to its full potential. No gearbox so no oil leaks around the pellet mill or more
significantly into the feed; a major consideration now that UFAS directive states that food safe lubricants need to be used. C o n d e x
The system can control all aspects of a pellet press or extruder
line; including BOAs, HFCs, long term conditioners, coolers, fats coaters and finished product bin routing. The pellet press and extruder control has been developed over many years and includes facilities to minimise (and sometimes eliminate) change-over times, self-learning temperature control, optimised start-ups, die life recording and advanced blockage detection. The system may be installed to control pellet press lines only or could be extended to control the entire mill including intake, blending, outloading and packing. Additional options include Plan4Feed which is a visual production
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also supply an extensive range of mixing, grinding, conditioning and ancillary equipment, including being an official agent for Geelen Counterflow coolers. Ensuring our cl ients are able to meet the high demands of the industry with equipment designed
and manufactured to the same high standards as our pellet mills. Our in-house design and installation services enable us to tailor
equipment and process lines bespoke to a client’s requirements. This gives our clients the confidence of knowing all aspects of the process
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