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ASHTRANS 2022 – join us at The Lowry in Manchester

ASHTRANS 2022 – join us at The Lowry in Manchester

Join us at the Lowry in Manchester where we will be presenting on the “Simultaneous drying and sizing of Fly Ash using Atritor technology”

Location: The Lowry Manchester, Pier 8 The Quays, Salford, Manchester

Date: Monday 5th September – Tuesday 6th September 2022

Details: Andrew Rigg, Sales Director and Scott Coley, Project Sales Manager, will be presenting on Monday 5th September on:

Upgrading the properties of fly ash from long-term storage, with simultaneous drying, deagglomeration and classification using Atritor Technology

This will include details of technology and solution, factors to consider when processing fly ash and the environmental benefits of the Atritor fly ash solution.

Atritor is also exhibiting, so come along and talk to us. Talk to us about initial tests to calculate the feasibility of processing your material. Or contact us for more information enquiries@atritor.com

Truck picking up ash
Powetech September 2022

Powtech September 2022

Powtech September 2022

Hall 4 Stand 206 where we will be ready to discuss your drying, deagglomeration, milling and classifying process solutions.

The leading trade exhibition for experts in powder and bulk solids processing and analytics

Nuremberg, Germany from 27th September – 29th September 2022.

Powetech September 2022
Mark at the IFAT stand

IFAT – Showcasing the Turbo Separator on stand 215

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IFAT – Showcasing the Turbo Separator on stand 215

Join us on stand 215 where we will showcase the Turbo Separator – our highly efficient de-packaging system.

The world’s leading trade fair for water, sewage, waste and raw materials management

Munich, Germany, from Monday, 30th May – Friday, 3rd June 2022.

For more information on the Turbo Separator, download the brochure below.

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IFAT stand and Mark
Atritor investing in the future through training

Investment in the future with Atritor apprentices

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Investment in the future with Atritor apprentices

Harry Owen (left) and Robin Thorpe (right) are shown here changing the set-up in the Pilot Plant ready for another customer trial this week.

They completed their first year of training off-site at Midland Group Training Services (MGTS) and joined us in August to continue their training in our factory. They will combine study and hands-on experience to achieve an HNC qualification over 4 years.

Young people who previously started their careers as apprentices between 10 and 30 years ago are now occupying key roles within the company. Nurturing talented young people and retaining them to add to our expert team is very important to us, as our service is based on knowledge and experience.

Atritor investing in the future through training
Aprrentice to to Quality Control

From apprentice to Quality & Facilities Manager

From apprentice to Quality & Facilities Manager

Sam Kennan, Quality, Foundry & Facilities Manager, joined Atritor as an apprentice engineer ten years ago. Now she uses all the experience and insight from her four years of training and six years being hands-on in our factory to maintain our Quality System and manage our on-site foundry.

She’s pictured with our amazing foundry team, many of whom have been with us for over 25 years. The foundry gives us an in-house supply chain for casting components for drying and milling solutions and spare parts. This provides the flexibility and speed of turnaround our global customers require – here in Coventry, UK.

Aprrentice to to Quality Control

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