Coperion minerals

Efficient Performance Materials Solutions

Coperion provides a wide variety of process technologies for safe and efficient production of different construction materials. Our portolio encompasses solutions for every process step from milling & grinding, pulverization to thermal processing. In addition, we offer pneumatic conveying systems, rotary and diverter valves, filters and special components, which are used worldwide for numerous applications in the cement, gypsum and ore processing industries as well as in power plants. Additional applications include the lime and construction industries as well as wood, ceramics and filler industries.

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Track-proven wear protection concepts for a long service life. Many minerals put a considerable strain on the components in bulk materials systems as they are very abrasive. Coperion masters these challenges with innovative wear protection concepts that were developed on the basis of the results of comprehensive studies. These have proven their effectiveness in practical applications many times.

A high degree of availability and a long service life with abrasive products such as cement, lime, sand, ash, aluminates etc. are only possible with an effective protection concept which not only takes into account the product characteristics but also the operating conditions. Place your confidence in the sound, in-depth specialist knowledge of Coperion – we not only have experience with more than 15,000 bulk materials, but also an in-house test centre in which various abrasion conditions can be simulated and optimum protection measures defined for your applications.

Former Schenck Process FPM is now Coperion.

Helping Power the Electric Economy

With the integration of former Schenck Process FPM into Coperion, we combine the strengths of multiple process industry leaders under a single brand, offering manufacturers a broader portfolio of solutions, technologies and services.

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Process Technologies for the Construction Industry

Coperion offers diverse solutions for the challenging operating conditions in the cement industry. With more than 80 years of experience in the building materials sector we are experts in developing technologies built for longevity and upgradeability. We look beyond the individual pieces of equipment to how they integrate with the process flow; this enables us to design for serviceability and efficiency throughout the plant. 

The various characteristics of bulk solids, including particle shape, size (aspect ratio), and particle size distribution, along with factors such as roughness, hardness (abrasiveness), and density need to be  taken into account when designing feeding and pneumatic conveying systems. Especially calcium carbonate is prone to varying characteristis depending on the source and production process. Therefore, they require individual material handling solutions.

Coperion offers innovative technologies for the efficient operations of power generation plants. We upgrade existing technology when appropriate, and enhance the performance of processes – even when using equipment from other manufacturers.

Manufacturers of wallboard often include a range of materials to modify the board's properties, resulting in a more efficient and potentially cost-effective product. Such advancements demand adaptable process solutions that consistently and efficiently achieve the desired outcomes, precisely as specified. Coperion provides comprehensive solutions, including grinding, weighing, calcining, conveying, feeding, and mixing, to meet these needs.

The steel industry's energy-intensive and highly competitive landscape has heightened the emphasis on the costs and environmental effects of steel production. For many years, we have collaborated with steelmakers to enhance their operations, leveraging our extensive process expertise in the steel industry. Coperion offer innovative technologies for direct injection of carbon and lime into the furnace.

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