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Pro2Pac 2011
March 13-16
ExCel London
Stand B21
Atlas Copco, a leading manufacturer and provider of innovative nitrogen technology, will be showcasing its NG series of advanced nitrogen generators at this year’s Pro2Pac exhibition. The NG Series of modular units is designed to provide a continuous, reliable and independent source of on-site nitrogen generation at the lowest possible cost for food and drink processing and packaging applications.

The ScreenMaster® CS Wastewater Bar Screen from Franklin Miller (USA) provides efficient cleaning of a bar screen rack and removal of solids from rectangular channel installations. This versatile...

BG Max from Novozymes (France) maximizes biogas potential while improving the efficiency of anaerobic systems in wastewater treatment operations in the food and beverage industries. A biological formu...

Burkert’s (UK) Ultrasonic Level Transmitter Type 8175 provides continuous level measurement at distances up to 10-metres. Integrating an ultrasonic sensor and a transducer with a large 8-digit m...

China will account for 21 percent of the $40 billion 2015 world market for industrial pumps. This is the latest forecast in the McIlvaine continually updated Pumps: World Markets Report. Wastewater...

RWL announce that it has acquired a majority interest in Aeromix Systems (USA), manufacturer of water and wastewater treatment systems. RWL, a company controlled by Ronald S. Lauder, is focused on cre...

RecyPET AG was established in 1998 and has operated Europe’s first bottle-to-bottle PET recycling plant in Fraunfeld, Switzerland, since September 2000. The PET recycling plant operates in accor...

The pharmaceuticals company Roche Diagnostics has decided to build at its Penzberg site in Upper Bavaria, Germany a new anaerobic plant for the biological pre-processing of a partial wastewater flow....

The Dimminutor® from Franklin Miller (USA) provides effective, automatic screening and grinding of wastewater solids in straight through channels and wet wells. This powerful unit reduces plastics...

The world market for cross flow membranes and equipment will grow 31 percent from 2010 to over $10 billion in annual revenues in 2015. East Asia will have the largest growth rate and will be the larg...