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Bühler a proud exhibitor at regional MTE expos

From bulk handling to chain conveyors, Bühler Johannesburg will exhibit its specialised solutions at a range of key regional MTE (Mining & Technical Exhibitions) events, from Limpopo to Zimbabwe and Zambia. The focus is on Bühler’s conveyor chain product range and accompanying service and maintenance offering.

“The MTE expos provide valuable opportunities for industry professionals to connect, learn about innovations, and showcase their products and services,” comments Louis Anderson, CS Sales Manager, Bühler Johannesburg.

Bühler’s chain conveyors set new standards for service life, sanitation, and versatility, with throughputs of up to 1 200 tph. Bühler Johannesburg provides sales and aftersales service across Sub-Saharan Africa. Its professional service engineers are available 24/7 to assist in reducing plant downtime.

In addition, Bühler Johannesburg offers project execution services for smooth implementation of client solutions. The Johannesburg location houses state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities that also supplies assemblies for machines and production plants globally. Bühler has service stations in Johannesburg, Cape Town, Lusaka, and Maputo that offer spare and wear parts, roll re-fluting, and die refurbishment.

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