Wiegand Glas - Order for cullet house and cullet transport

Date: 25 February 2014
Source: www.zippe.de

Date: 25 February 2014

At the start of the year, we received an order from the container glass manufacturer Wiegand Glas for turnkey delivery of a cullet house and transport system to all four furnaces at the Steinbach am Wald location.

Besides the cullet house itself the scope of delivery also entails the software planning and the complete control system.Also the steelworks, assembly and commissioning are part of the job.

The cullet house serves to store own cullet, intermediate cullet, special cullet and fine-grain. Three independent transport systems provide maximum flexibility of the total system for supplying the four furnaces with cullet. As Wiegand Glas works with a very high share of cullet, this system will in future portray a very important role in the melting material supply in Steinbach plant.   

A further order for this project reached us from company Mogensen in Wedel.    

The company Mogensen is building one of the currently most modern and largest recycling glass processing systems for Wiegand Glas. We are pleased to be providing the entire conveying engineering for this.

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