VAN AARSEN Optimize your pelleting process with the CU Dynamic pellet mill
A trouble free pelleting process The active roller slip control is another intelligent system designed to optimize the pellet mill production efficiency. This system detects roller slip and activates the system to automatically resolve the slip if desired, reducing the downtime due to roller slip to nil. It also offers you the opportunity to experiment with the roller distance and steam addition for the recipes to boost the feed quality and production efficiency. Interested? Find out more at:
www.aarsen.com/optimizing-pelleting-process
Van Aarsen International – The vital link to your feed chain Van Aarsen is developer, manufacturer and supplier of state of the art machines and complete feed mill solutions for the production of compound feed. The better the animal feed, the better the food on the table! It’s as
Van Aarsen introduces a new generation pellet mills with motor operated roller adjustment and active roller slip control. These functionalities provide you optimized feed quality and production efficiency.
Easily choose the desired roller distance to the die The robust designed motor-operated roller adjustment enables the operator to easily choose the desired roller distance to the die, even when the pellet mill is in full operation. Together with the intelligent software, this system offers recipe controlled pellet mill operation.
simple as that. Our innovative machines and feed mills are designed and constructed to increase production and lower operational costs; with minimum energy consumption and maximum benefit to feed safety. Marco Theunissen Van Aarsen International Tel. +31 475 579 444
mth@aarsen.com www.aarsen.com
Specialist in Dosing & Weighing
Compound feed Premix / Minerals Petfood Aquafeed
KSE Process Technology B.V.
Rondweg 27 5531 AJ Bladel, Nederland Tel. +31 (0)497 383818 Fax. +31 (0)497 383840
For more information visit:
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