InBulk Technologies secures supply contract from Lafarge
InBulk Technologies announces that Lafarge Cement UK has chosen the ISO-Veyor as the key element in a new supply chain for a cement additive.
A number of the innovative self discharging ISO-Veyors will be deployed within the supply chain, which includes a short sea journey to Southampton and then via road to the Cement Works.
Key factors in Lafarge’s decision to utilise the ISO-Veyor concept, were its ability to be transported by sea and by road and guaranteed security of the product during transit. The ISO-Veyor will discharge the product directly into the process silo whilst in the horizontal position (no tilting equipment required - a Health & Safety issue), the ISO-Veyor can be used to provide additional storage if and when necessary and the number of ISO-Veyors in the supply chain can easily be adapted to meet any changes in demand.
Bill Thomson, CEO of InBulk explains:
“This contract is a significant step for InBulk Technologies. We have succeeded in providing Lafarge Cement with sound economic and environmental reasons to choose our new equipment over existing technology. We have shown that intermodal solutions can be adopted without difficulty. We hope that this contract is the beginning of a long relationship between InBulk Technologies and Lafarge Cement and reflects just one of many other interesting opportunities developing for InBulk Technologies”.
InBulk Technologies
30th September 2004
InBulk Technologies secures supply contract from Lafarge
InBulk Technologies announces that Lafarge Cement UK has chosen the ISO-Veyor as the key element in a new supply chain for a cement additive.
A number of the innovative self discharging ISO-Veyors will be deployed within the supply chain, which includes a short sea journey to Southampton and then via road to the Cement Works.
Key factors in Lafarge’s decision to utilise the ISO-Veyor concept, were its ability to be transported by sea and by road and guaranteed security of the product during transit. The ISO-Veyor will discharge the product directly into the process silo whilst in the horizontal position (no tilting equipment required - a Health & Safety issue), the ISO-Veyor can be used to provide additional storage if and when necessary and the number of ISO-Veyors in the supply chain can easily be adapted to meet any changes in demand.
Bill Thomson, CEO of InBulk explains:
“This contract is a significant step for InBulk Technologies. We have succeeded in providing Lafarge Cement with sound economic and environmental reasons to choose our new equipment over existing technology. We have shown that intermodal solutions can be adopted without difficulty. We hope that this contract is the beginning of a long relationship between InBulk Technologies and Lafarge Cement and reflects just one of many other interesting opportunities developing for InBulk Technologies”.
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