In a groundbreaking initiative to enhance sustainability and combat climate change, residents and community leaders in the City of Logan are embracing the production of biochar, a carbon-rich material derived from sludge.
Shaftless Spiral Conveyors showcase remarkable capabilities in efficiently managing extended runs with just a single gearbox. In this video presentation, witness a SPIROLINE® conveyor seamlessly transporting scum (light material that floats on top) across a 32m (100ft) distance, featuring our distinctive U-shaped trough and a FB-215/245 shaftless screw conveyor.
Our dedicated Service Teams in Australia and the UK are your reliable partners, always available to provide expert advice and support, ensuring that the most suitable parts for your valuable assets are chosen. We maintain an extensive database containing all the essential details of your SPIRAC equipment.
A sliding frame outloading system is an advanced extraction mechanism designed to discharge non-free flowing materials from a flat bottom silo or receival bunker. These materials tend to form a bridge, obstructing the discharge at the silo floor. To overcome this challenge, the hydraulically driven sliding frame comes into action.
Robert Gericke (Engineering Manager) and Shyam Mallen (Sales Manager) hope to meet you at Water Equipment Show in Telford 2022, Booth G1, on the 11th of May 2022.
Take a look at our infographic below to learn more about the differences between a shaftless spiral conveyor and a shafted screw conveyor. The shaftless spiral conveyor transports difficult, stringy, spongy, sticky, wet, lumpy materials – suitable for a wide range of moisture contents and viscosities.
When it comes to grape handling, your equipment needs to suit your wine making process.
Research suggests that around a third of all food produced ends up being wasted. Learn how SPIRAC technology can help in the processing of organic waste.
In the brewing industry, a large amount of spent grain is a common by-product. How can a dewaterer help to reclaim some of that resource?
Five Points that define Our Reliability.