Self-propelled concrete distributor

PAI

Condition: new, Year of construction: 2025, WOOD SHAVINGS MACHINE KÄLIN Hobeltechnik, mod. MPC-P • Quantity of fresh shavings by hour: 3.800 Kg/hour • Measures logs box: 2.800mm x 1100mm x 1.300mm • Max. log input length: 2.650mm • 2 removables symmetrical cutterheads. Lenght 1.140mm. Each one in 3 pieces of: - Diameter: 200mm - Length: 380mm - Number of knifes: 8 - Sharpening full cutterheads, without removing knifes!! • 2 extra removables symmetrical cutterheads, for replacement during sharpening. Super fast cutterheads change patented system!! • Power of the cutting heads: 90 kW/120 HP • Feeding speed controlled by ELECTRONICAL INVERTER: 6 to 36 m/min • Automatic control of the forward-charge ratio of the machine Blodpfx Absvk Saxo Uef • Power of the feed motor: 15 kW/20 HP • Control System of the material level inside the logs box, to avoid working without logs • Cabinet and control panel. Touch screem to control the machine • Motorized conveyor belt for the wood shavings. 800mm x 5.000mm • Weight: 11.000 Kg • CE

Condition: new, Best price 4499 Eur (EXW Jonava, Lithuania) Dimension of sliding table- 2200x375mm Gross cut capacity- 1500mm Width of cut between saw blade and rip fence - 1140mm Saw blade diameter - 400mm Height of cut (90°) - 115mm Height of cut (45°)- 105mm Speed of main saw spindle - 4500/6000rpm Main spindle diameter - 30mm Tilting saw blade - 0-45º Saws lifting, up and down, electrical control. Main motor - 5,5 kW Scoring saw blade diameter - 120mm Speed of scoring saw blade - 7000-8000rpm Bodpfx Abodnxydj Uelf Scoring saw diameter - 20mm Scoring motor - 1,1 kW Weight: 700 kg * Using the blade 400mm, the smaller should be removed. Reduced saw blade should be used with not more than 350 mm main shield.

Condition: good (used), Year of construction: 1990, power: 5.5 kW (7.48 HP), cutting height (max.): 140 mm, cutting width (max.): 1,000 mm, table length: 1,400 mm, Types:F 45 ,Machine nr:90-8-86 Bjdotxh Niepfx Ab Uelf

Year of construction: 1993, condition: ready for operation (used), Includes aggregate weigher, cement weigher, water weigher, additive weigher, special material weigher, Schlossermixer and Biotronik control system, documentation available, on-site inspection is possible. Bedpfx Aboq Ttz Tj Uslf

Condition: excellent (used), Year of construction: 2002, Manufacturer - OMES Capacity - 1400 pallets/shift Year - 2002 Bjdpfx Abswwiv Ae Ujlf Line currently dismantled

Condition: good (used), Machinery from honey processing factory. DC Norris hotrooms, DC Norris settling tanks, DC Norris holding tanks, crystallised tanks, super seed tanks, pump, filter sets, various filling lines to fill squeezy bottles, glass jars and plastic buckets. Bjdpfx Aspcibmsb Uolf

Condition: ready for operation (used), Year of construction: 2012, A stationary Putzmeister concrete pump in trailer design is available. Motor power: 7.5kW, max. delivery pressure: 40bar, delivery capacity range: 30l-90l/min, max. aggregate size: 8mm, piston stroke: 130mm, piston diameter: 100mm, mixing hopper volume: 170l, feed hopper volume: 200l, filling height: 1300mm. Machine dimensions X/Y/Z: approx. 3650mm/1600mm/1600mm, weight: approx. 1200kg. Documentation available. An on-site inspection is possible. Bledpfx Abjycigdj Ujf

Condition: excellent (used), Year of construction: 2006, operating hours: 2,632 h, functionality: fully functional, machine/vehicle number: 29.381, pressing force: 35 t, filling opening width: 620 mm, filling opening length: 1,000 mm, total width: 2,380 mm, total height: 2,500 mm, total length: 6,625 mm, Including feed belt. The machine is immediately ready for operation. Blsdjvaw T Aepfx Ab Uef

Year of construction: 2001, condition: ready for operation (used), A paving stone production line Omag, which has been continuously optimized and upgraded to the latest technical standards, is available. Overhauls: 1) Conversion for an additional hydraulic unit for additional load in 2020. 2) Conversion to servo-vibration with Siemens S7 control in 2016. 3) Conversion to digital path measurement of mould and ram in 2017. 4) New core filling carriages in 2017. Plant components: 1) Board destacker and board stacker including roller conveyor. 2) Board feeder (advance) and board conveyor (scraper) to the lifting frame. 3) Board turner. 4) Horizontal and vertical bundling units Ridder & Signode, years of manufacture: 1994 and 1983. 5) Trafo lifting platform including motors and without control, year of manufacture: 1983. 6) Doppler including hydraulic unit, year of manufacture: 2004. 7) Stone packer Omag K1400 including hydraulic unit, year of manufacture: 1997. The line has no base boards. 8) Stone finisher Omag S22 140-90, year of manufacture: 2001. Documentation available. An on-site inspection is possible. Bodpjw R Uzijfx Ab Uslf

Condition: new, Year of construction: 2025, An active lime production line is a set of equipment designed to produce high-quality lime from limestone, with the aim of meeting various industrial applications, such as in the production of steel, environmental desulfurization, and other processes. The process typically involves several stages, including limestone crushing, calcination, hydration, and finally, the production of active lime. Here is a general overview of the main steps involved in an active lime production line: 1. Limestone Quarrying: - Raw limestone is extracted from quarries and transported to the lime plant. The limestone may undergo crushing and sizing processes to achieve the desired particle size. 2. Limestone Preheating: - The raw limestone is typically preheated in a preheater or precalciner before entering the rotary kiln. This preheating step helps to reduce the energy consumption in the kiln by partially decarbonizing the limestone. Blodpfsq Nyzbsx Ab Uef 3. Loading into the Rotary Kiln: - The preheated limestone is loaded into the rotary kiln, a large, rotating cylindrical furnace. The kiln is inclined at a slight angle to facilitate the movement of materials through the kiln. 4. Calcination: - In the rotary kiln, the limestone undergoes high-temperature calcination (typically in the range of 900 to 1,450 degrees Celsius). This process causes the limestone to undergo chemical and physical changes, converting it into lime (calcium oxide). 5. Cooling: - After calcination, the lime moves through the cooling zone of the kiln, where it is cooled down. This cooling step is essential to stabilize the lime and prepare it for further processing. 6. Hydration: - The quicklime produced in the kiln is then slaked with water in a hydration process to produce slaked lime (calcium hydroxide). This is typically done in a separate hydrator. 7. Separation of Unreacted Lime: - The slaked lime is separated from any unreacted quicklime or impurities. This step ensures that the final product is of high quality. 8. Filtering and Drying: - The separated slaked lime is filtered to remove excess water, and the resulting product is dried to achieve the desired moisture content. 9. Storage and Packaging: - The final product, active lime (calcium oxide), is stored in silos or other storage facilities. It can then be packaged for sale or transported to end-users. 10. Environmental Considerations: - Dust collection systems and other environmental control measures are often implemented to minimize emissions and ensure compliance with environmental regulations. The design and configuration of an active lime production line can vary based on factors such as the type of limestone used, production capacity requirements, and specific industrial applications. Modern production lines often incorporate advanced technologies to optimize energy efficiency, minimize environmental impact, and ensure high-quality active lime production.