OMNITECH Proudly Represents Carrier Process Equipment Group
in Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, and Iowa
- Vibrating Fluid Bed Dryers & Coolers
- Vibrating Conveyors
- Tornish & Flash Dryers
- Spiral Elevator Processing
- Vibrating Feeders, Screens & Bin Dischargers
- Non-Vibrating Fluid Bed Processors
CARRIER VIBRATING EQUIPMENT, INC.
Carrier Vibrating Equipment, Inc. was established in 1950 and is internationally recognized for innovation in the field of vibratory technology. The company specializes in the design and manufacture of vibratory material handling and thermal processing equipment. Carrier Vibrating Equipment provides solutions to process a wide variety of materials including: chemicals, synthetics, foundry, glass, food, dairy, pharmaceuticals, explosives, wood, coal, metals, scrap and recycling.
HEYL PATTERSON THERMAL PROCESSING
Heyl Patterson Thermal Processing was created to provide reliable, custom-engineered, energy-efficient solutions for your drying, cooling, or calcining needs. Originally founded in 1874 as the Edwin Renneburg & Sons Co. of Baltimore, and later the Renneburg Division of Heyl & Patterson, the new Heyl Patterson Thermal Processing is a wholly-owned subsidiary of CPEG. The name has changed a bit, but the same team of experienced engineers and craftsmen continue to produce innovative thermal processing equipment handling powders and bulk solids in the chemical, minerals, food, catalyst, metals, and biomass industries.
S. HOWES LLC
S. Howes, Inc. was founded in 1856, and is known for its diverse, comprehensive product line of processing equipment and the long life of its products. The company serves customers in the biofuel, chemical and plastic, food processing, forestry, mineral, pharmaceutical, oil and gas, waste and recycling industries among others.
SLY
Sly was founded as a manufacturer of foundry equipment in 1874. Since then, the company expanded into other industries and has been at the forefront of industrial dust collection and air pollution equipment. In 1902, Sly Inc. registered the patent for the first-ever cloth-type dust collector. Each piece of equipment is custom designed and built for the unique application, ensuring customers have the cleanest air possible.
