Martin Engineering expands operations in Australia
Martin Engineering, a specialist in belt conveyor accessories and bulk flow technology, is expanding its operations in Australia to offer solutions to more customers nationwide.
Martin Engineering, a specialist in belt conveyor accessories and bulk flow technology, is expanding its operations in Australia to offer solutions to more customers nationwide.
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Known for their versatility and efficiency, fluid bed dryers offer an excellent solution for drying bulk solids across various industries, including chemicals, minerals, and fertilizers.
This successful logistics operation at the seaport has also created opportunities to diversify supply routes for this essential fertilizer raw material.
The co-loaded vessel project was intended in part as a demonstration of capabilities needed for the efficient and economic transport of low-carbon ammonia to supply ports that may not require a full vessel of ammonia.
This new fertilizer terminal, a multifunctional warehouse for the handling and storing of bulk fertilizers, features an automated filling system for quick and efficient bulk fertilizer loading. The warehouse will help alleviate fertilizer shortages resulting from recent growing supply chain disruptions.
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Martin Engineering gives an overview of how to improve workplace safety and describes the hazards of conveyor fires.
The partnership is expected to bring about advancements in production technology, supply chain efficiencies, and market expansion, benefiting customers and stakeholders of both companies.
The company is reducing its environmental impact and is introducing packaging made with at least 30% recycled plastic.
The company has just shipped a record fertilizer industry order for its specialist ceramic filtration tubes.
The company has expressed its relief that the St. Lawrence Seaway Strike has ended and that new collective agreements have been ratified.
The company marked the achievement with a special event and awards ceremony honouring the facility’s employees.
The company is disputing the idea that putting conveyor equipment out of reach or inconveniently placed away from workers – known as ‘guarding by location’ – is a valid form of safety.