TAIM WESER PRESENTS ITS LATEST PROJECTS AT THE BRAZILIAN TRADE SHOW, EXPOSIBRAM AMAZNIA 2008
TAIM WESER participated last November, through its Brazilian subsidiary, in the International Mining Exhibition of Amazonia, EXPOSIBRAM Amaznia 2008, and in the First Mining Congress of Amazonia, held at the Hangar Convention and Trade Fair Center of Amazonia, located in Belm (Brazil).
The company presented its latest projects in transportation and the handling and storage of minerals and solid bulks, along with a selection of its most recent projects and facilities in South America.
TAIM WESER, through its subsidiary company TAIM CADE DO BRASIL, was present at the International Mining Exhibition of Amazonia, EXPOSIBRAM Amaznia 2008 and at the First Mining Congress of Amazonia, held last November at the Hangar Convention and Trade Fair Center of Amazonia, located in Belm, the capital of the Brazilian State of Par.
The company, a leader in the bulk materials handling sector, develops all kinds of products related to stockyard machinery, port terminals and bulk transportation systems, as well as a wide range of industrial turn-key projects, all of which feature state-of-the-art technology and rigorous quality standards.
During the Trade Show, TAIM WESER displayed its latest projects involving transportation and the handling and storage of minerals and solid bulks. At the 25 m2 stand, visitors were able to contemplate a large-sized situation map showing the projects developed in Brazil and in other South American countries, along with several panels of photographs of the different facilities. The exhibit also included an ample selection of pictures of projects that have been developed by the company in the bulk handling sector in other parts of the world.
TAIM WESER Projects in South America
TAIM WESER has a strong presence in the South American market, having developed numerous facilities in countries including Brazil, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Chile, Argentina and Venezuela, among others.
One of the most important projects the company currently has underway in South America is the outfitting of a mobile belt system and two mobile wheel stackers, each with a capacity of 1,000 t/h, for the Corumb Mine expansion project in Brazil. With this ambitious project, the prestigious mining company, RIO TINTO, intends to multiply by six the annual capacity of the mine, from 2 million tons to 12.8 million tons by 2010.
Another project undertaken this year in the region by TAIM WESER, also for RIO TINTO, has been to supply a self-propelled mobile wheel loader, with a capacity of 2500 t/h, located at the Port of San Nicols (Argentina), one of the most important port terminals in the Province of Buenos Aires.
Along other lines, TAIM WESER has recently been awarded a bid for a conveyor belt facility and a phosphate shiploader, with a capacity of 3500 t/h, for the Bayver Port Terminal in Peru, a project that is being carried out by the Brazilian metals giant, VALE (CVRD), through its Peruvian subsidiary, MISKI MAYO.
EXPOSIBRAM Amaznia 2008, an important Meeting Place for the Industry
The International Mining Exhibition of Amazonia, EXPOSIBRAM AMAZNIA, is an initiative of the Brazilian Mining Institute, IBRAM. The exhibition was held simultaneously with the First Mining Congress of Amazonia. The Trade Show provided the opportunity to learn in depth about new technological advances in mining equipment and services, in an environment favorable to promoting international business opportunities.
A total of 85 companies related to the mining industry, from Brazil and other countries in the region, participated in the Trade Show. A turnout of around 15,000 visitors was expected.
TAIM WESER: INNOVATION and TECHNOLOGY
TAIM WESER, S.A. emerges as a result of two companies joining together under a single brand, TAIM-TFG S.A. and WESER ENGINEERING GmbH. With factories in 54 countries and over one hundred years of experience, the company specializes in turnkey projects and avant-garde solutions oriented towards streamlining industrial processes in a sustainable, environmentally friendly approach in the following sectors: bulk materials handling, lifting, waste treatment and renewable energy.
The corporate headquarters are located in Zaragoza (Spain), where the facilities have a surface area of 64,000 m2, of which 23,500 m2 are occupied and assigned to production processes. In Germany, the company has a head office located in Bad Oeynhausen and a branch office in Saarlouis.
Thanks to its proprietary technology and patents, TAIM WESER has become an international reference, present in all leading world markets, where it is noted for its excellent management resources. TAIM-WESER is committed to innovation and technology, people, total quality and competitiveness. These values, along with the company’s extensive experience, afford it a perfect knowledge of the sectors in which it operates, and grant it the necessary skills to meet all its customers’ needs.
TAIM WESER in Brazil
TAIM WESER PRESENTS ITS LATEST PROJECTS AT THE BRAZILIAN TRADE SHOW, EXPOSIBRAM AMAZNIA 2008
TAIM WESER participated last November, through its Brazilian subsidiary, in the International Mining Exhibition of Amazonia, EXPOSIBRAM Amaznia 2008, and in the First Mining Congress of Amazonia, held at the Hangar Convention and Trade Fair Center of Amazonia, located in Belm (Brazil).
The company presented its latest projects in transportation and the handling and storage of minerals and solid bulks, along with a selection of its most recent projects and facilities in South America.
TAIM WESER, through its subsidiary company TAIM CADE DO BRASIL, was present at the International Mining Exhibition of Amazonia, EXPOSIBRAM Amaznia 2008 and at the First Mining Congress of Amazonia, held last November at the Hangar Convention and Trade Fair Center of Amazonia, located in Belm, the capital of the Brazilian State of Par.
The company, a leader in the bulk materials handling sector, develops all kinds of products related to stockyard machinery, port terminals and bulk transportation systems, as well as a wide range of industrial turn-key projects, all of which feature state-of-the-art technology and rigorous quality standards.
During the Trade Show, TAIM WESER displayed its latest projects involving transportation and the handling and storage of minerals and solid bulks. At the 25 m2 stand, visitors were able to contemplate a large-sized situation map showing the projects developed in Brazil and in other South American countries, along with several panels of photographs of the different facilities. The exhibit also included an ample selection of pictures of projects that have been developed by the company in the bulk handling sector in other parts of the world.
TAIM WESER Projects in South America
TAIM WESER has a strong presence in the South American market, having developed numerous facilities in countries including Brazil, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Chile, Argentina and Venezuela, among others.
One of the most important projects the company currently has underway in South America is the outfitting of a mobile belt system and two mobile wheel stackers, each with a capacity of 1,000 t/h, for the Corumb Mine expansion project in Brazil. With this ambitious project, the prestigious mining company, RIO TINTO, intends to multiply by six the annual capacity of the mine, from 2 million tons to 12.8 million tons by 2010.
Another project undertaken this year in the region by TAIM WESER, also for RIO TINTO, has been to supply a self-propelled mobile wheel loader, with a capacity of 2500 t/h, located at the Port of San Nicols (Argentina), one of the most important port terminals in the Province of Buenos Aires.
Along other lines, TAIM WESER has recently been awarded a bid for a conveyor belt facility and a phosphate shiploader, with a capacity of 3500 t/h, for the Bayver Port Terminal in Peru, a project that is being carried out by the Brazilian metals giant, VALE (CVRD), through its Peruvian subsidiary, MISKI MAYO.
EXPOSIBRAM Amaznia 2008, an important Meeting Place for the Industry
The International Mining Exhibition of Amazonia, EXPOSIBRAM AMAZNIA, is an initiative of the Brazilian Mining Institute, IBRAM. The exhibition was held simultaneously with the First Mining Congress of Amazonia. The Trade Show provided the opportunity to learn in depth about new technological advances in mining equipment and services, in an environment favorable to promoting international business opportunities.
A total of 85 companies related to the mining industry, from Brazil and other countries in the region, participated in the Trade Show. A turnout of around 15,000 visitors was expected.
TAIM WESER: INNOVATION and TECHNOLOGY
TAIM WESER, S.A. emerges as a result of two companies joining together under a single brand, TAIM-TFG S.A. and WESER ENGINEERING GmbH. With factories in 54 countries and over one hundred years of experience, the company specializes in turnkey projects and avant-garde solutions oriented towards streamlining industrial processes in a sustainable, environmentally friendly approach in the following sectors: bulk materials handling, lifting, waste treatment and renewable energy.
The corporate headquarters are located in Zaragoza (Spain), where the facilities have a surface area of 64,000 m2, of which 23,500 m2 are occupied and assigned to production processes. In Germany, the company has a head office located in Bad Oeynhausen and a branch office in Saarlouis.
Thanks to its proprietary technology and patents, TAIM WESER has become an international reference, present in all leading world markets, where it is noted for its excellent management resources. TAIM-WESER is committed to innovation and technology, people, total quality and competitiveness. These values, along with the company’s extensive experience, afford it a perfect knowledge of the sectors in which it operates, and grant it the necessary skills to meet all its customers’ needs.
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