Since the market introduction of the HAVER ROTOCLASSIC® cement packing machine two years ago, more than 100 units have been sold worldwide so far. Over the 50-year ROTO-PACKER history, HAVER & BOECKER can now look back at 3500 sold systems. Convinced by the advantages offered by the latest ROTO-PACKER® generation, the HAVER ROTOCLASSIC®, Spanish company group Cementos La Unión ordered a Type 16 RCC HAVER ROTOCLASSIC® for its plant in Valencia. The advantages include low maintenance, operator ease, high filling speeds, clean filling, and minimal energy consumption.
The 16-spout packer replaces a Type 8 RS MEC HAVER ROTO-PACKER® built in 1997, which will be put in operation in a plant for the company in Point Noire in Congo (Republic Brazzaville). Due to the 16 RCC's compact design, it was possible to install the new packer in the same spot as the significantly smaller 8 RS MEC. Components such as the bucket elevator and the screening machine were taken over after partial modifications. In addition to the packing machine, a Type 5000 HAVER RADIMAT bag applicating machine, a complete bag discharge and handling line with bag cleaner, belt check weigher, and bag diverter with bag shredder were installed. The plant is laid out so that it can fully automatically pack the customer's entire product spectrum of normal standard "grey" cements (3700 to 4500 Blaine) into 25-kg and 35-kg bags. A further HAVER packing machine (also a Type 8 RS-MEC) of this company, which has been a customer for years, will remain in the plant and operate during peak production times.
The new system, which was put into operation at the start of October, is characterised by its unique high performance. With 25-kg bags, a continuous speed of 5700 bags/hr is reached, and 4700 bags/hr with 35-kg bags. Especially notable is that the packing machine uses only a single bag discharge line and is supplied with empty bags using only one bag applicating machine.
Another sign that the customer is convinced by the new HAVER-RCC-technology is that it ordered an 8-spout HAVER ROTOCLASSIC® packer from Spanish subsidiary company HAVER IBERICA for a plant in the Dominican Republic (Cemento Santo Domingo).
For HAVER & BOECKER the new system ordered by Cementos La Unión represented the start of the recovery from the economic crisis on the Spanish market. In the meantime there are additional orders.
The 16-spout packer replaces a Type 8 RS MEC HAVER ROTO-PACKER® built in 1997, which will be put in operation in a plant for the company in Point Noire in Congo (Republic Brazzaville). Due to the 16 RCC's compact design, it was possible to install the new packer in the same spot as the significantly smaller 8 RS MEC. Components such as the bucket elevator and the screening machine were taken over after partial modifications. In addition to the packing machine, a Type 5000 HAVER RADIMAT bag applicating machine, a complete bag discharge and handling line with bag cleaner, belt check weigher, and bag diverter with bag shredder were installed. The plant is laid out so that it can fully automatically pack the customer's entire product spectrum of normal standard "grey" cements (3700 to 4500 Blaine) into 25-kg and 35-kg bags. A further HAVER packing machine (also a Type 8 RS-MEC) of this company, which has been a customer for years, will remain in the plant and operate during peak production times.
The new system, which was put into operation at the start of October, is characterised by its unique high performance. With 25-kg bags, a continuous speed of 5700 bags/hr is reached, and 4700 bags/hr with 35-kg bags. Especially notable is that the packing machine uses only a single bag discharge line and is supplied with empty bags using only one bag applicating machine.
Another sign that the customer is convinced by the new HAVER-RCC-technology is that it ordered an 8-spout HAVER ROTOCLASSIC® packer from Spanish subsidiary company HAVER IBERICA for a plant in the Dominican Republic (Cemento Santo Domingo).
For HAVER & BOECKER the new system ordered by Cementos La Unión represented the start of the recovery from the economic crisis on the Spanish market. In the meantime there are additional orders.
