During November our rotary engineering team have been busy sharing their know-how at two productive training seminars held in the UK and South Africa.
More than 50 of our customers from the cement, chemicals, fertilisers and minerals industries across the UK, Europe and South Africa joined us to gain new knowledge and skills in mechanical maintenance of rotary kilns and vessels.
Following recent projects in Jordan, Oman, Egypt, Philippines, Iraq, Kazakhstan and the UAE, our rotary engineering division has now successfully completed major projects in China – continuing British Rema’s expansion into new and exciting markets.
Mark joined British Rema in May of this year bringing to the team extensive experience of managing supply chain quality and leading business development and commercial activities, gained principally in the automotive sector working for international companies including Bentley, JCB and Cummins.
British Rema’s Processing division is looking for experienced shift leaders to join the powder processing production team in Chesterfield, UK.
We’ve been working hard over the last few months to update our brand to better reflect the determined personality and exacting standards of our world-class scientific and engineering teams.
British Rema has installed a new generation of its rotary classifier impact mill (CLM) at its processing facility in Chesterfield, UK, increasing capacity by 33%.
Following a successful tendering process, British Rema Process Equipment was recently awarded a €1.65 million contract to deliver an aluminium hydroxide milling and classification plant installed at Tulcea, Romania.
Edita Stubbs has been appointed to the new role of Production Manager of British Rema’s contract processing division.
Following successful trials, British Rema is now micronising coating ingredients for an international Pharmaceutical coatings company.
