K-Tron Systems Engineering Group Offers Complete Material Handling Solutions For Food, Pharmaceutical, Chemical, Detergent and Plastics Compounding Customers
PITMAN, NJ (August 31, 2004)— Recognizing the need of many customers to purchase an integrated material handling system from one source, rather than buy discrete pieces of equipment from multiple vendors and then try to make them work together, K-Tron started providing complete systems some time ago and as a result recently organized the Global Systems Engineering Group. The K-Tron Systems engineering Group begins with K-Tron’s core technologies of feeding, vacuum conveying, weighing and controls. The group engineers a complete solution and supplements the additional material handling equipment needed for the project with use of other vendors.
The K-Tron Systems Engineering Group has successfully delivered hundreds of custom engineered solutions to food, pharmaceutical, chemical, detergent and plastics compounding customers from around the world. Thomas Boilard, who serves as Director of Global Systems Engineering for the K-Tron Feeder Group, directs the efforts of K-Tron engineers in North America, Europe and Asia. The Systems Group has extensive experience supporting customers with the FDA validation process and ATEX or NEC requirements for hazardous areas.
K-Tron’s systems range from small skid-mounted systems that can be shipped from the factory to large projects, such as pharmaceutical dispensaries, requiring custom PLC integration and on-site supervision of installation. Projects may involve storage vessels/tanks/hoppers, loading and unloading bulk containers, mechanical and pneumatic conveying and refill, process controls and communications to PLCs or other factory systems as well as ancillary items such as valves, sensors, dust collection and metal detection.
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K-Tron Systems Engineering Group Offers Complete Material Handling Solutions For Food, Pharmaceutical, Chemical, Detergent and Plastics Compounding Customers
PITMAN, NJ (August 31, 2004)— Recognizing the need of many customers to purchase an integrated material handling system from one source, rather than buy discrete pieces of equipment from multiple vendors and then try to make them work together, K-Tron started providing complete systems some time ago and as a result recently organized the Global Systems Engineering Group. The K-Tron Systems engineering Group begins with K-Tron’s core technologies of feeding, vacuum conveying, weighing and controls. The group engineers a complete solution and supplements the additional material handling equipment needed for the project with use of other vendors.
The K-Tron Systems Engineering Group has successfully delivered hundreds of custom engineered solutions to food, pharmaceutical, chemical, detergent and plastics compounding customers from around the world. Thomas Boilard, who serves as Director of Global Systems Engineering for the K-Tron Feeder Group, directs the efforts of K-Tron engineers in North America, Europe and Asia. The Systems Group has extensive experience supporting customers with the FDA validation process and ATEX or NEC requirements for hazardous areas.
K-Tron’s systems range from small skid-mounted systems that can be shipped from the factory to large projects, such as pharmaceutical dispensaries, requiring custom PLC integration and on-site supervision of installation. Projects may involve storage vessels/tanks/hoppers, loading and unloading bulk containers, mechanical and pneumatic conveying and refill, process controls and communications to PLCs or other factory systems as well as ancillary items such as valves, sensors, dust collection and metal detection.
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