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Strengthening the trustful cooperation, Australian Panels orders a new dryer exhaust air cleaning system for Australian Panels Mega Site in Mount Gambier from Sunds Fibertech. First reference in Australia for Sunds Fibertech- this order is to meet strict Australian environmental and safety standards.
The investment underlines the Australian Panels business philosophy and business ethics by investing into leading edge technology that offer both operational excellence and environmental protection. The upgraded and updated version of the well-known airCleanMAX system will ensure that 450.000m³ dryer exhaust air per hour will be cleaned according to the strict Australian environmental health and safety standards.
“Our new and innovative airCleanMAX offers guaranteed performance for different pollutant categories, combined with both lower investment costs and lower operating costs compared to other state-of-the-art cleaning systems. We are honored that Australian Panels has selected Sunds Fibertech as their partner for this big project”, says Marcus Mattsson, Vice President Asia Pacific, Sunds Fibertech.
The scope of supply includes the complete engineering, the delivery of the core machinery and equipment along with sheet metal-, pipe and steelworks, which minimizes battery limits for the customer during the planning and execution phase of the project. The airCleanMAX will be delivered in Q4 2024 and installed along with the new main production line in the first half of 2025.
Sunds Fibertech offers a wide range of process technologies for panelboard production. The company makes sure that they deliver the perfectly tailored machinery or upgrades for operations.
This latest order marks the fifth reference for Sunds Fibertech’s airCleanMAX in Asia Pacific in recent years, and the first reference in Australia.
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Tags: airCleanMAX, Australia Panels, Sunds Fibertech, woodworking, woodworking and manufacturing, woodworking industry, woodworking UK
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