Special machinery, dosing machines and weighing technology for industrial bulk material and material supply
KIMIDO Kindler GmbH
Horb (Siemensstrasse 11)New on Amplifa
About KIMIDO
KIMIDO Kindler GmbH is a German mechanical engineering company based in Horb am Neckar that has been developing special machinery for dosing and weighing technology for almost 40 years. The company offers standardised and custom systems and plants for industrial dosing and weighing, including powder dosing machines, granulate dosing machines, fibre dosing machines, cabinet scales, dosing receiving stations, Big Bag conveying stations, tilting drum mixers and direct washing machines for concrete blocks and concrete slabs. A team of developers, designers and programmers works closely interlinked from the very beginning and adapts all products to customer-specific requirements. Customers come from mechanical engineering, dosing and weighing technology, and the concrete and building materials industry. With a worldwide presence in over 20 countries, KIMIDO supplies both industrial and laboratory applications.
- Site
- Horb
- Processes
- Special machinery construction for dosing and weighing technology, Development and construction of dosing machines (powder, granulate, fibre, liquid), Direct washing machine System Ecker type DAW – surface treatment of concrete blocks, Design of custom special machinery, Adaptation of standard products to customer-specific requirements
- Materials
- Concrete, Powders, granulates, compact pigments, Short-cut fibres, Liquid chemicals and additives
- Industries
- Mechanical engineering, Dosing and weighing technology, Bulk material technology, Concrete and building materials industry, Chemistry, Laboratory and plant engineering
- 01
Consultation and requirements gathering
- 02
Design and engineering
- 03
Programming
- 04
Manufacture and assembly of special machinery
- 05
Adaptation to customer-specific requirements
- 06
Service
Products and Processes
Powders, granulates, compact pigments
Dosed in powder and granulate dosing machines such as PFD 4 WS and FD 4 WS.
Short-cut fibres
Processed in the fibre dosing machine FS 1700/400.
Liquid chemicals and additives
Dosed in the cabinet scale type SBW.
Concrete
Surface treatment of concrete blocks and concrete slabs in the direct washing machine System Ecker type DAW.
Site
Horb
DEHeadquarters, development and manufacturing
- Materials
- Powders, granulates, fibres, liquids, concrete
- Powder dosing machine PFD 4 WS
- Dosing machine FD 4 WS
- Fibre dosing machine FS 1700/400
- Cabinet scale type SBW
- Dosing receiving station PDE 75/4
- Big Bag conveying station BF 1500 L
- Tilting drum mixer EasyMix
- Direct washing machine System Ecker type DAW
Components and Products
Inside the production
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Special machinery construction for dosing and weighing technologyEngineering | – | – | – | – | – |
| Development and construction of dosing machines (powder, granulate, fibre, liquid)Engineering | – | – | – | – | – |
| Direct washing machine System Ecker type DAW – surface treatment of concrete blocksSurface | – | – | – | – | Beton |
8 Anlagen & Maschinen
| Machine | Manufacturer / model | Quantity | Working area | Year built | Site |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Powder dosing machine | KIMIDO Kindler GmbH PFD 4 WS | – | – | – | Horb |
| Dosing machine | KIMIDO Kindler GmbH FD 4 WS | – | – | – | Horb |
| Fibre dosing machine | KIMIDO Kindler GmbH FS 1700/400 | – | – | – | Horb |
| Cabinet scale | KIMIDO Kindler GmbH SBW | – | – | – | Horb |
| Dosing receiving station | KIMIDO Kindler GmbH PDE 75/4 | – | – | – | Horb |
| Big Bag conveying station | KIMIDO Kindler GmbH BF 1500 L | – | – | – | Horb |
| Tilting drum mixer | KIMIDO Kindler GmbH EasyMix | – | – | – | Horb |
| Direct washing machine | System Ecker DAW | – | – | – | Horb |
Additional services
History
- ca. 1985
Start of the development of special machinery for dosing and weighing technology according to the website (for almost 40 years)