Milk powder handling,
intake to bulk-bag

Move whole and skim milk powder from dryer discharge to despatch without degrading the product the dryer had made — and do it inside a dust-zoned, dairy-hygiene plant with full batch traceability.

The processor had lived with a line of mixed parentage: conveying from one supplier, packing from another, and every interface a negotiation. The requirement this time was one contract, one team, one commissioning.

Storage came first: stainless silos with cone geometry engineered from the powder's measured flow properties, filled by convey line through top-mounted filtration. Transfer to packing ran dense phase — low-velocity slugs that leave agglomerates and bulk density intact where a dilute system would have milled them.

Ahead of the filling head, product passed a check-sieve sized to the plant's HACCP foreign-body controls. Bulk bag filling closed the line: four-loop suspension, inflatable spout seal, densification during fill, and load-cell weighing to declared weight.

Every interface that usually causes trouble — silo discharge into the convey pot, line termination above the filler — was designed once, by the engineers responsible for both sides of it. Commissioning proved the line as a whole, and the batch records the controls produce satisfied the processor's export audit regime from day one.