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Mahr GmbH – Fertigung

Silos, pneumatic and mechanical conveying systems as well as dosing systems for bulk materials technology – from design to turnkey plant

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Mahr GmbH – Anlagentechnik für Schüttgüter

WiesbadenNew on Amplifa

1898Founded (re-founded 1994)
1994Re-founded as bulk materials plant engineering
WiesbadenCompany headquarters
Up to 1000 mConveying distance of pneumatic systems
Up to 300 m³Volume of homogenizing silos

About Mahr GmbH

Mahr GmbH, based in Wiesbaden, has been active in bulk materials plant engineering since 1994 and can look back on a company history that began in 1898 with a metalworking shop. The company manufactures silos, multi-chamber silos and bunkers in steel and stainless steel, pneumatic conveying systems for the low, medium and high pressure ranges, and mechanical conveying systems such as screw conveyors, bucket elevators and belt conveyors. The portfolio is complemented by dosing systems (screw feeders, rotary valve feeders, vibrating troughs, screw scales), homogenizing silos up to 300 m³, telescopic loading equipment, milk of lime treatment plants, and an extensive range of fittings and accessories. The services include planning, manufacturing, installation and handover of turnkey plants including fully automatic, computer-controlled systems; special designs and an in-house test facility for testing critical bulk materials round off the offering. Fields of application include, among others, chemicals, lime/gypsum, glass, cement, steelworks, fertilizers, foundries and power plants.

Site
Wiesbaden
Processes
Silos, silo systems and bunkers (storage of bulk materials), Homogenizing silos, Pneumatic conveying systems (low, medium and high pressure ranges), Mechanical conveying systems (screw conveyors, bucket elevators, belt conveyors), Dosing systems (screw feeders, rotary valve feeders, vibrating troughs, screw scales), Telescopic loading equipment for open or closed transport containers, Fully automatic, computer-controlled systems, Milk of lime treatment plants (batch or continuous, for quicklime [CaO] and
Materials
Steel, Stainless steel
Certificates
Own test facility
Founded
1898
Industries
Chemicals, Lime/Gypsum, Glass, Paints, Cement, Non-metallic Minerals, Clays and Stones
  1. 01

    Consulting and planning

  2. 02

    Bulk material testing in own test facility

  3. 03

    Design and special designs

  4. 04

    Manufacturing (steel/stainless steel)

  5. 05

    Control and process control technology

  6. 06

    On-site installation

  7. 07

    Turnkey handover

  8. 08

    Spare parts delivery

Materials & Processes

St

Steel

Material for silos, multi-chamber silos, bunkers and plant components in all sizes, also as special designs.

VA

Stainless steel

Material for silos and plants when requirements for corrosion protection or product purity apply.

Locations

Standort Wiesbaden

Wiesbaden

DE

Company headquarters / Administration

Materials
Steel, stainless steel
  • Own test facility for bulk material testing

Components & Plant Components

Standard-size silo
Standard-size siloWelded construction · Bulk material storage
Pressure conveying system
Pressure conveying systemPneumatic conveying · Bulk materials technology
Rotary valve airlock
Rotary valve airlockMechanical dosing and conveying device · Bulk materials technology
Dosing systems
Dosing systemsDosing and weighing · Bulk materials technology
Telescopic loading equipment
Telescopic loading equipmentLoading · Bulk material handling
Milk of lime treatment plant
Milk of lime treatment plantTreatment · Lime/gypsum industry

Inside the production

Bulk materials technology from Mahr
Bulk materials technology from Mahr
Plant engineering for bulk materials
Plant engineering for bulk materials
Conveying and silo technology
Conveying and silo technology
Mechanical dosing and conveying devices
Mechanical dosing and conveying devices

Industries

ChemicalsLime/GypsumGlassPaintsCementNon-metallic Minerals, Clays and StonesSteelworksFertilizersFoundriesPower Plants

Processes & technical limits

ProcessesToleranceMax. partWeightLot sizeMaterials
Silos, silo systems and bunkers (storage of bulk materials)Plant construction––––Steel, Stainless steel
Homogenizing silosPlant construction–300 m³ volume–––
Pneumatic conveying systems (low, medium and high pressure ranges)Plant construction–Conveying distances up to 1000 m–a few kilograms – several hundred tonnes per hour–
Mechanical conveying systems (screw conveyors, bucket elevators, belt conveyors)Plant construction–––––
Dosing systems (screw feeders, rotary valve feeders, vibrating troughs, screw scales)Plant construction–––––
Telescopic loading equipment for open or closed transport containersPlant construction–––––
Fully automatic, computer-controlled systemsEngineering–––––
Milk of lime treatment plants (batch or continuous, for quicklime [CaO] andPlant construction–––––
Bulk material testing of critical bulk materials in own test facilityTesting–––––
Installation work outside the factory (turnkey plant handover)Installation–––––
Planning and turnkey plant construction (from planning to handover)Engineering–––––
Silo accessories/fittings (cast flat slide gate, modular slide gate, shut-off damper, pinch valve)Plant construction–––––

Additional services

Planning and turnkey plant constructionOwn test facility for testing the conveying behavior of critical bulk materialsInstallation (under General Installation Conditions)Control/process control technology (fully automatic, computer-controlled systems)Special designsSpare parts delivery (fittings & spare parts)

Quality

Critical bulk materials are tested with regard to their conveying behavior in the in-house test facility before plants are designed. Handover is turnkey including commissioning in accordance with the General Installation Conditions.

EvidenceWiesbaden
Own test facility

History

  1. 1898

    Company founded by Wilhelm Mahr in Wiesbaden (metalworking shop).

  2. 1932

    Taken over by Wilhelm Mahr junior; greenhouses and heating systems for horticultural businesses; nearly 300 employees.

  3. 1948

    Post-war upswing, more than 50 employees.

  4. 1951

    Walter Wilhelm becomes a partner; expansion into electronic heating appliances and mobile cement silos; leadership in the development of cement mixing plants.

  5. 1974

    Takeover of the conveying technology division of Maschinenfabrik Wiesbaden; turnkey production from a single source.

  6. 1983

    Spin-off of the greenhouse construction division.

  7. 1993

    Company bankruptcy.

  8. 1994

    Re-founding of Mahr GmbH – Anlagentechnik für Schüttgüter by Dieter Bee.

  9. heute

    Over 60 years of experience in plant engineering; partner for bulk materials technology.

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