Good training delivers three crucial elements for any operator: improved safety levels, higher efficiencies and cost savings. This powerful trio drives Bruks Siwertell to ensure that, prior to or once a ship unloader has been delivered, operator training becomes a key area of focus.

Many sectors are in the doldrums due to the Covid-19 pandemic, but for those companies managing to keep their doors open, the e-commerce market is booming, thanks to those forced

Grain shipments require something special; their handling needs are like no other type of dry bulk material. The arrival of grain into ports is often dependent on harvests, volumes are

Knowledge is money. With this in mind, we have developed a value calculation tool, enabling us to accurately simulate the impact of different technical solutions on the long-term profitability of an operator’s terminal, both existing ones and planned new facilities.

As part of a strategic move to secure a competitive and sustainable future, Georgia-Pacific’s Naheola mill in Pennington, Alabama, USA, is extending its capabilities to meet the needs of the US domestic market, and has brought on line a new biomass boiler and fuel yard.

Bruks Siwertell has undertaken a comprehensive disc chipper enhancement program to meet modern demands.

The importance and the growth of the wood pellet industry in North America and Europe is well-recognized, and their mature markets are setting a benchmark for the rest of the world.

Aside from being cost efficient relative to the market, Siwertell unloaders came with very good recommendations from some of our friends from within the grain industry.

New air-cushioned conveyor technology from Bruks Siwertell makes its debut at a large packaging company in the US, at its highest-volume mill, promising to reduce operating and maintenance costs.

It is not always an obvious leap to assume that, if you have dry bulk material handling operations in ports hundreds of kilometres apart, they could be efficiently served by the same ship unloading system.