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Stationary plants for crushing, screening and washing For decades, we have been working on the planning and the production of stone processing plants, complying with individual customer’s requirements, co-coordinated to site-conditions and material to be processed. KLEEMANN also produce stationary and mobile recycling plants, which are individually planned and designed according to material and quantity of input/output, according to customer’s specific requirements: Stationary plants for the natural stone industry Kleemann offer an individual solution for any task in the processing of natural stones. more... Stationary plants for sand and gravel processing Kleemann can put many years of experience into the planning and realization of sand and gravel processing plants for the benefit of the operating company. more... Railway loading and unloading Kleemann possess imaginative skills such as ship loading plants for different needs throughout the world. more... Stationary recycling plants for demolition materials For almost 20 years Kleemann have been building stationary plants for the recycling of mixed demolition waste. more... Slag processing Slag processing plants are defined by input and output, i.e.  every plant has to be designed individually according to the feeding material and the kind of material which shall be produced. more... Sorting systems for mixed building-site waste In contrast to building rubble, mixed building-site waste usually contains little in the way of minerals; wood, cardboard, paper, plastics, textiles, ferrous and non-ferrous metals are predominating. more... Recycling plants, wet process In 1997 Kleemann added a new development to their extensive production range, the upward-current classifier, Type "SW 150".  This device cleans dirty demolition waste by means of the up-current flotation principle. more...

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