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I’m urgently seeking recommendations from everyone: who can suggest manufacturers of labyrinth compressors for use in the polyolefin industry – suppliers with substantial industry experience and mature technology.
Recommend a few more companies; for our project, we have decided on Shenyang Yuanda, Shinko, and Sulzer. The boss requires at least 5 or more. It has relatively mature experience in the maze machine industry.
Recommend a few more companies; for our project, we have decided on Shenyang Yuanda, Shinko, and Sulzer. The boss requires at least 5 or more. It has relatively mature experience in the maze machine industry.
Buchhard is actually Yuan Da; the so-called joint venture.
Imported brand: Burckhardt; Joint venture brands: Wuxi Compressor Co., Ltd. (Japanese KOBELCO), Shenyang Yuanda Compressor Co., Ltd. (Swiss Burckhardt)
The design institute informs you that there are Nippon Steel, Yuanda, Buka (although Yuanda was acquired, the models are different – imported and domestic), Wuxi Compressor (a joint venture with Nippon Steel), Jiangyin Compressor (relatively small in scale), and JSW Shinko
Buchhard has many projects (Shaanxi Yanchang Petroleum Group, Shaanxi Coal Pucheng Clean Energy, Ningxia Petrochemical); many of the recycle gas compressors used in polypropylene and polyethylene production in China are manufactured by Buchhard. There is also JSW from Japan (Nippon Steel), but it has fewer projects in Japan. In China, there are Shenyang Yuanda and Wuxi Compressor Factory. If stability is a priority, choose Buchhard; if cost is a concern, choose Shenyang Yuanda (which also has successful operations in China, such as Shenhua Ningmei and Yan’an Nenghua)
Which design institute does the original poster work at? Can we be friends? Buka has many achievements, and its patents are recommended by JSW’s patent office, but few people choose it. Domestic labyrinth reciprocating machines – Shenyang Yuanda is also decent, with a track record in the domestic market.
We have already standardized the tin pressing; we are the owner of the project.