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Logistics service provider Wessem Port Services Group in Stein, have bought their third Dino mobile bulk truck loader from Van Beek. There is a good reason for this, says Wessem’s commercial director; Peter van Gemert. \u201cWe are very pleased with it, because of its flexibility, ease of cleaning, the relatively low investment and its value retention.\u201d<\/p>\n
Wessem was founded in 1968, and its operational activities include transport, storage and trans-shipment and processing of dry bulk goods, such as powders and granules. The company serves the chemical industry, road\/construction, recycling companies and the traditional manufacturing industry.<\/p>\n
More flexibility<\/strong> Loading was previously done using only self-built systems. \u201cBut, they were not mobile, harder to clean and needed a lot of maintenance. Because we anticipated a strong growth in our clients\u2019 needs, we decided to look for a specialist in this field\u201d.<\/p>\n Dino meets all requirements<\/strong>
\nWessem started searching for a new loading method because their clients began asking for greater flexibility in the storage and processing of dry bulk goods. \u201cFor example, they asked whether we could load the goods from big bags into silo trucks or vice versa\u201d, says Van Gemert. \u201cThis is something we must be able to respond to satisfactorily, which we can now do with the Dino.\u201d<\/p>\n
\nAt the time, Wessem Port Services had compiled a comprehensive list of requirements, which still applies. \u201cThe system had to be mobile, because we have a variety of bulk goods over several warehouses in our dock areas. This also meant that we needed a system that was easy to clean, so that it could be quickly deployed for a different product, without the risk of contamination between products. Furthermore, the loading speed had to be at least the same or greater than 50 m3\/h, which is what most fixed systems can achieve. The Dino was the only system that met all these requirements\u201d.<\/p>\n