Tanis Milling Technologies, one of the leaders in the field in East Africa, has successfully completed 50 percent of the new Turn-Key project in South Sudan, with a capacity of 600 TPD.
Once the project is completely done it will include the design of the project, grain storage and handling silos, steel construction building, full milling system, PLC technology, process engineering, manufacturing, project management, installation, commissioning, and training for the staff of the whole plant.
The plant was designed with the latest technologies and the highest quality standards, to meet local and international final products.
The new flour mill was designed to be managed with a cutting-edge automation system, that allows the user to monitor the entire milling process starting from wheat intake going through, cleaning, tempering, and milling all through the process until packaging.
Not only that but also the system allows users to track down the whole process, and the ability for detailed reporting of production data, yield, energy efficiency, vibration, stops, impurities and many other features.
Since 1956 TANIS MACHINE TECHNOLOGIES has been a leading post-harvest agro-industrial machines manufacturer in TURKEY.
They manufacture, export, install and commission:
- Flour, semolina, wheat, maize milling plants
- Feed mills
- Seed production plants
- Oilseeds and pulses processing plants
- Storage and handling systems
Tanis offers the following products and services, Complete turnkey wheat, maize flour, and semolina mills, High-quality maize grits production lines in any capacity on a turn-key basis, Flaking and snack grits production lines, Colour sorting machine and systems ( SORTON BRAND by TANIS group ), Steel storage silos for raw materials, Oilseeds and pulses cleaning and processing plants, Steel construction complete building for milling plants.
For more information about Tanis visit the website, HERE.
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