News | IDM Tetra Pak acquires Dutch cheese mould leader Laude Tetra Pak has acquired Laude, a market leader in the design, development, and manufacture of plastic moulds used in hard and semi-hard cheese production. Laude was established in 1962. Based in Ter Apel, The Netherlands with 38 employees, the company is at the forefront of cheese mould design and supply, offering exceptional performance and durability, coupled with superior hygiene and cleanability standards. Laude will form part of Tetra Pak Cheese and Powder Systems. Reconditioned dairy and food equipment from The Netherlands Warehouse space 8.000m2 More than 2000 machines Cheese equipment Butter equipment Separators Homogenizers Pasteurizers Sterilizers UHT Cookers Tanks Packaging equipment Filling equipment Pumps Complete plants - Engineering - Projecting - Installation & training - Technology - Line modernization Handelsweg 2 3411 NZ, Lopik The Netherlands Tel: +31(0)348-558080 1 year warranty Competitive prices High return on investments 20 years’ experience in World market All kinds of dairy and food equipment. Reconditioning up to the state of New equipment with new electric components, complete dismantling, replacement and modernization of all parts at the factory in Holland. Also new equipment available. WWW.LEKKERKERKER.NL Email: machinehandel@lekkerkerker.nl 4-5 2016 | international-dairy.com · 11 (photo: Tetra Pak) Separator animation shows benefits of Seital technology SPX The Seital Separation Technology product series brings with it decades of experience and technology that is based on in-depth understanding of applications, flow dynamics and centrifuge technology. The new animation illustrates to customers how the vertical disk stack centrifuge operates and why it offers exceptional separation/ clarification functionality and reliability. The animation shows how the Seital centrifuge is designed for minimum vibration and noise. The high dynamic stability of the machine helps to protect it, increase reliability and reduce maintenance. The way the centrifuge operates facilitates high quality product output with outstanding solid concentration levels and efficient separation results. The gentle process protects the desired characteristics of the final product and the sanitary design of the machine makes it ideal for hygienically sensitive applications. Hermetic seals are also available. A new animation available in the Web explains how Seital centrifuges are designed to offer increased reliability and reduced maintenance intervals (photo: SPX) The animation further explains how the centrifuges are designed to offer increased reliability and reduced maintenance intervals with efficient gear or belt drive transmissions and continuous vibration monitoring. It also presents how high levels of process control with automatic discharge of solids using an integrated programmable controller help assure easy operation specific to application needs. To learn more about separation technology, view the animation at https://goo.gl/J0yrES or visit SPX FLOW on the web at http://www.spxflow.com/en/seital/
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