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CONDUCTO® 2203 sets new standards in carding
Card web sets new standards The results and customer satisfaction speak for themselves: “This belt helped us to reduce our process interruptions significantly.“ says Thomas Konrad. The quality of the card web sets new standards by its web evenness
MahaNakhon – Bangkok’s new icon
The future of parking The winding pixelated belt of the tower, which starts at the peak of the tower, ends at the spacious indoor and outdoor terraces in the sales and gastronomic area on the lowest seven floors of the MahaNakhon. Together with the exterior of
Sludge dewatering with GKD
Sludge recycling Using municipal sewage sludge as an alternative fuel can help to save primary energy, an important argument with respect to the universal debate on reduction of CO2 emissions. Furthermore, Andritz 3SYS has developed a system in which the dried sludge
The future belongs to wood pellets
Climate-friendly alternative with high savings potential After buffering, the dried chips are ground once more. The resulting particles with a size less than 3 mm are axially injected into the pellet press at high pressure and radially pressed through the matrices.
Energy-saving sugar beet pulp drying sweetens the production cost balance
Savings of several million Euros on energy costs André Wicki has been collaborating with GKD for a very long time now and only has good things to say about Conducto® belts. “Our excellent results with this type of belt in
Higher returns, lower costs: Digestate drying
Fruitful cooperation When selecting the process belt technology, Christian Wenner was influenced, along with his own many years of experience regarding belt dryers, by the consistently positive reputation of the GKD belts. Three years later, in summary of
From an eyesore to a defining feature
Lively exchange The main entrance to this central connecting structure is marked by a diamond-shaped canopy made of high-gloss polished stainless steel that projects a great distance from the north-western side. This roof continues into the lobby, enabling its
The Blue Whale
Woven metallic dress for three-dimensional structure The real attraction of the building, the enormous Blue Whale, can be found beneath the chandelier allegory. Its curved stomach contains a concert hall with space for 1 950 spectators in the stalls and on the balconies, as well as
Return of a cult symbol
Illuminated business card More than twenty years after the reopening of the building complex, the decision was then taken to inject new life into the traditional banner on the roof. Stantec Architects, who had been commissioned to execute the project, decided to go with a
