Wynveen International BV is a Dutch based producer of a high professional range of machines for production of fish feed, pet food and animal feed. Our versatility in feed processing allows us to advise and recommend the correct solution for your applications. From raw material processing, mixing and extruding/pelleting to drying.
Our dual approach of being both a machine manufacturer and/or a turn key supplier, enables us to provide our customers with a wide product range and the solution(s) they need. We deliver hammer mills, cryloc sifters, mixers, coaters, dosing systems (micro, midi and intake), all kinds of conveying equipment and complete pellet/cooling/drying lines. Beside delivery of our equipment we also install it on site making use of a broad team of highly skilled and experienced supervisors.
Within our organisation we facilitate our projects with an experienced engineering staff, working with both 2D and 3D designs. Whether it is a sole engineering job or a complete feed mill design, our expertise will serve you to the best. Our production facilities make use of latest technologies to ensure high quality finish, to suit the demands in aqua feed industry. These are a.o. dust tightness, pellet friendly and yet high capacity.
Reflection of 2011: Wynveen International BV has successfully completed their new premises. By doubling her offices and production floor, Wynveen International BV is ready to meet the new challenges in the future. With our international approach, we look forward to present to you our possibilities on a word wide level. Of course you are also most welcome to visit us.
Thought for 2012: Wynveen International BV is looking forward to launch new innovative and cost effective products for the aquaculture and livestock industry. Hereby we focus on an improved Hammer mill to meet higher capacities combined with fine grinding and to a new coater design with bomb doors suitable to stand vacuum without making use of an under hopper.
This blog is written by Martin Little, The Aquaculturists, published and supported by the International Aquafeed Magazine from Perendale Publishers.
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