10 years of successful ownership within the AUMUND Group of companies and 45 years of experience with mobile solutions
Ely, U.K., September 2012 – B&W Mechanical Handling Ltd of Ely, in the country of Cambridgeshire, England, well known for its range of Samson™ surface feeder equipment, mobile Shiploaders and the mobile Stormajor™ radial boom stacker, entered the AUMUND Group back in 2002 joining the existing core group members AUMUND Foerdertechnik and SCHADE Lagertechnik. AUMUND Fördertechnik are well known for their specialised conveying equipment mainly in the Cement, Steel and Mining industries. SCHADE are well established as a key market maker in the Stacker/Reclaimer business with extensive references in the Power and Coal Mining sectors plus Cement and Fertilizer.
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The Samson™ receives raw material direct from dump trucks
providing a mobile feed point to the overland conveyor
The B&W product portfolio proved to have considerable synergy with the existing Group product range and found a ready market initially in the Cement sector and latterly in Power particularly handling Alternative Fuels and Biomass materials as part of the worldwide sustainability ambitions of the major electricity generators and cement manufacturers. With their mobile Shiploaders and Stormajor™ B&W brought excellent connections to the Ports and Marine Terminals business sector spawning a new Group Sales Division for this market.
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In the United Arab Emirates the B&W Mobile Shiploader with
twin integrated Samson™ feeders loads high purity limestone
to large bulk carriers
The history of B&W goes back to 1967 with the formation of B&W Engineering as a partnership between Raymond Woodbine and Tom Brown trading in the city of Ely and dealing with local farmers and growers in the agricultural industry. With the 1976 boom in the UK farming industry the business expanded rapidly and the limited company was formed. The Samson™ surface feeder was born from these boom times specifically designed for root crops but soon to be diversified into the industrial sector handling aggregates, coal, clay and heavier minerals as the application range expanded. The early machines in farming were always mobile allowing the equipment to be moved from farm to farm. This inherent mobility proved a major bonus in the Ports and Marine Terminals sector since by combining a Samson™ with a mobile loading boom any bulk material could be exported from any berth providing a flexible bulk export facility without dedicated port infrastructure. This concept has since been extended to ever larger machines able to load Panamax or even Capesize vessels at loading rates to 2,500 tons per hour.
Over the past 10 years in the AUMUND Group the B&W products have become modularised for an international market with localised specifications tailored for each specific geographical market sector.
As a result B&W have evolved from a parochial manufacture tied effectively to the UK market into an international player with the support of an extensive multinational Group including integrated sales and service companies on every continent, supporting clients in their local market, in their time zone and speaking their language.
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In Morocco the Stormajor™ stockpiles pet-coke discharged
from small bulk carriers and transferred to the stockyard
by tipping trucks
The concept of high performance mobile handling solutions has also found favour in the Mining and Minerals sector. B&W have extended their product range with the addition of track mounted options for their existing products plus a new range of specialised Mobile Conveyors, Link Conveyors, Stackers and Shiploaders engineered to satisfy the exacting demands of the professional miner.
B&W have grown within the AUMUND Group from humble beginnings and today are important players in the international bulk materials handling industry.
About the AUMUND Group
The AUMUND Group is active worldwide. The conveying and storage specialists have special expertise at their disposal when dealing with bulk materials. With their high degree of individuality, both its technically sophisticated as well as innovative products have contributed to the AUMUND Group today being a market leader in many areas of conveying and storage technology. The product companies AUMUND Foerdertechnik GmbH (Rheinberg, Germany), SCHADE Lagertechnik GmbH (Herne, Germany), B&W Mechanical Handling Ltd. (Ely, UK) as well as AUMUND Logistic GmbH (Rheinberg, Germany) are consolidated under the umbrella of the AUMUND Group. In conjunction with the headquarters of the product companies, the global conveying and storage technology business is spearheaded by locations in Asia, Europe, North and South America.
B&W Mechanical Handling Celebrates
B&W Mechanical Handling: Two Reasons to Celebrate
10 years of successful ownership within the AUMUND Group of companies and 45 years of experience with mobile solutions
Ely, U.K., September 2012 – B&W Mechanical Handling Ltd of Ely, in the country of Cambridgeshire, England, well known for its range of Samson™ surface feeder equipment, mobile Shiploaders and the mobile Stormajor™ radial boom stacker, entered the AUMUND Group back in 2002 joining the existing core group members AUMUND Foerdertechnik and SCHADE Lagertechnik. AUMUND Fördertechnik are well known for their specialised conveying equipment mainly in the Cement, Steel and Mining industries. SCHADE are well established as a key market maker in the Stacker/Reclaimer business with extensive references in the Power and Coal Mining sectors plus Cement and Fertilizer.
(click on picture to expand)
The Samson™ receives raw material direct from dump trucks
providing a mobile feed point to the overland conveyor
The B&W product portfolio proved to have considerable synergy with the existing Group product range and found a ready market initially in the Cement sector and latterly in Power particularly handling Alternative Fuels and Biomass materials as part of the worldwide sustainability ambitions of the major electricity generators and cement manufacturers. With their mobile Shiploaders and Stormajor™ B&W brought excellent connections to the Ports and Marine Terminals business sector spawning a new Group Sales Division for this market.
(click on picture to expand)
In the United Arab Emirates the B&W Mobile Shiploader with
twin integrated Samson™ feeders loads high purity limestone
to large bulk carriers
The history of B&W goes back to 1967 with the formation of B&W Engineering as a partnership between Raymond Woodbine and Tom Brown trading in the city of Ely and dealing with local farmers and growers in the agricultural industry. With the 1976 boom in the UK farming industry the business expanded rapidly and the limited company was formed. The Samson™ surface feeder was born from these boom times specifically designed for root crops but soon to be diversified into the industrial sector handling aggregates, coal, clay and heavier minerals as the application range expanded. The early machines in farming were always mobile allowing the equipment to be moved from farm to farm. This inherent mobility proved a major bonus in the Ports and Marine Terminals sector since by combining a Samson™ with a mobile loading boom any bulk material could be exported from any berth providing a flexible bulk export facility without dedicated port infrastructure. This concept has since been extended to ever larger machines able to load Panamax or even Capesize vessels at loading rates to 2,500 tons per hour.
Over the past 10 years in the AUMUND Group the B&W products have become modularised for an international market with localised specifications tailored for each specific geographical market sector.
As a result B&W have evolved from a parochial manufacture tied effectively to the UK market into an international player with the support of an extensive multinational Group including integrated sales and service companies on every continent, supporting clients in their local market, in their time zone and speaking their language.
(click on picture to expand)
In Morocco the Stormajor™ stockpiles pet-coke discharged
from small bulk carriers and transferred to the stockyard
by tipping trucks
The concept of high performance mobile handling solutions has also found favour in the Mining and Minerals sector. B&W have extended their product range with the addition of track mounted options for their existing products plus a new range of specialised Mobile Conveyors, Link Conveyors, Stackers and Shiploaders engineered to satisfy the exacting demands of the professional miner.
B&W have grown within the AUMUND Group from humble beginnings and today are important players in the international bulk materials handling industry.
About the AUMUND Group
The AUMUND Group is active worldwide. The conveying and storage specialists have special expertise at their disposal when dealing with bulk materials. With their high degree of individuality, both its technically sophisticated as well as innovative products have contributed to the AUMUND Group today being a market leader in many areas of conveying and storage technology. The product companies AUMUND Foerdertechnik GmbH (Rheinberg, Germany), SCHADE Lagertechnik GmbH (Herne, Germany), B&W Mechanical Handling Ltd. (Ely, UK) as well as AUMUND Logistic GmbH (Rheinberg, Germany) are consolidated under the umbrella of the AUMUND Group. In conjunction with the headquarters of the product companies, the global conveying and storage technology business is spearheaded by locations in Asia, Europe, North and South America.
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