ProSpare set for BulkEx 2017
Published by Louise Mulhall,
Editorial Assistant
Dry Bulk,
The Nottinghamshire-based firm is set to exhibit at the event, at Eastwood Hall, Nottingham, on 18 - 19 October.
The event, organised by the Materials Handling Engineers Association, is aimed at professionals and organisations from across the bulk and materials handling industry, including quarrying, sand & gravel, cement, steel and coal.
A host of industry experts have been lined up to speak at the event, which also features an expo and the MHEA Excellence Awards.
ProSpare is a specialist sister company of ConSpare Ltd.
James Bullock, ProSpare’s Managing Director, is an MHEA executive committee member. He said: “We have more than 40 years’ experience in the concrete production industry and a lot of the expertise we’ve built up over that time lends itself perfectly to the bulk handling sector.
“We understand how to improve the efficiency, productivity, quality, safety and environmental performance of businesses which handle powders, granular and bulk raw materials.
“We look forward to making further industry connections at the events and showcasing our range of material handling equipment.
“Highlights will include our high-performance conveyor components range, consisting of Starclean belt cleaners, Centrax tracking rollers and the Spill-ex belt sealing system, all of which are designed to take cost out of the manufacturing process and maximise the effectiveness of production equipment.”
ProSpare will be exhibiting on Stands 8 & 9 at the event. Delegates can still register to attend at https://bulkex.co.uk/attend-bulkex.
Read the article online at: https://www.drybulkmagazine.com/material-handling/11102017/prospare-set-for-bulkex-2017/
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