Dinnissen Process Technology, Sevenum, the Netherlands, is building an additional 60 x 70m production complex adjacent to its existing factory on the Sevenum industrial estate. Currently the company employs some 200 specialists in a motivational working environment, where all its machines and complete processes are developed and produced entirely in house. Major investments have been made within the new complex which include 10t capacity overhead cranes, wall console cranes, state-of-the-art laser cutting installations, highly accurate lathes, milling machines and press brakes, a separate stainless steel welding hall and a lot more specialist equipment to meet future customer requirements. In addition, Dinnissen supplies increasingly complete prefabricated skid-mounted modules for many international customers. The expansion will offer further scope in this area.

It all started in 1948, when Dinnissen Process Technology laid the basis for complete processes and customised solutions for the food, feed, pet food and chemical industries. The focus was – and still is – on efficient handling and processing of powders, granulates and pellets. One of Dinnissen’s characteristic qualities is the ability to transform ambitious innovative ideas into working concepts that are successfully adapted by the largest producers in the world.

An example of such successful innovation is the vacuum core coating process, invented by Dinnissen. This was followed later by the lean gravity mixing lines and the hammer mill featuring an automatic screen exchange system. In addition, the company is investing in far-reaching automation, its own test facilities and 3D software, to allow customers to get an idea in advance of the final result. Customers are said to be continually raising their requirements. Production times must be reduced, processes must be faster and everything must be of an equivalent or higher quality. www.dinnissen.nl
 

Artist’s impression of the new Dinnissen manufacturing complex in Sevenum

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