In a wide range of industries we built to last.
The international world of processing comprises a large variety of industries and companies. DMN Westinghouse has been designing and manufacturing rotary valves, diverter valves and other related components for the bulk solids handling industry for more than 45 years.
Aquaculture Aquaculture is the farming (breeding, raising and harvesting) of fish, shellfish and aquatic plants (think algae) in fresh, salt and brackish waters. Explore
Dairy The dairy industry and the production of infant formula is such an important market, DMN-WESTINGHOUSE has extensive ranges of rotary and diverter valves which are designed for use in the dairy industry.Explore
Food The food industry is one of the largest on the planet. The World Bank, in figures recently published, valued the global food and agriculture sector at 10% of gross domestic product. Explore
Animal Feed The food industry continues to grow. According The UN Food and Agricultural Organization, the world will need to produce 60% more food by 2050.Explore
Pharma At some point in our lives, we will probably all be extremely grateful for the investment that the world’s pharmaceutical companies continue to make in new treatments. Explore
Chemicals A world with no processed chemicals at all would present a very inhospitable environment. No medicines and no oil based products so no transportation as we know it. Explore
Plastics The plastics industry is a massive industry which touches literally everyone. Explore
Minerals Thanks to carbon dating, scientists are fairly certain that around 43,000 years ago our ancestors mined Lion Cave for hematite from which to manufacture red ochre.Explore
Power Biomass With one or two notable exceptions, practically every industrialised country in the world acknowledges that we are facing a major problem with global warming. Explore
Recycling The weight of electrical products and consumer electronics that will be recycled globally in 2017 is 65.4 million tonnes.Explore

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