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Innovative technologies for material preparation

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Gebr. Pfeiffer supplies innovative plant solutions for cement, coal, lime, gypsum and ceramics on which you can rely 100 %. We only give our word if we know we can keep it. And we keep what we have promised. Extremely reliable and with excellent results. For sustainable economic success.
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Big in Cambodia

Offering double active redundancy, the largest cement mill in Southeast Asia has been proving the performance and efficiency of the Pfeiffer MVR technology for over a year now

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Pfeiffer Installation Service

Take a look at Gebr. Pfeiffer’s comprehensive installation service: Reliable. Personal. Worldwide

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Conferences

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News

22-03-2021

Deccan Cement orders coal mill from Gebr. Pfeiffer in India

The MPS 250 BK is to grind 35 t/h of coal to a fineness of 15 % residue on the 90 µm screen.

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25-02-2021

LafargeHolcim orders MVR 3750 R-4 for Malogoszcz plant in Poland

The mill will grind 307 t/h of cement raw material to a fineness of 12 % R 0.090 mm and is equipped with a total drive power of 2,500 kW.

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18-02-2021

Nine further vertical roller mills from Gebr. Pfeiffer for UltraTech Cement Ltd, India

The particularly efficient MVR and MPS vertical roller mills offer UltraTech many advantages and are used for the finish grinding of cement raw material, fuel and cements.

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21-01-2021

After 60 years in operation, a Pfeiffer ball mill in the Netherlands gets a new housing

Within two weeks, the modernisation of the mill was completed and efficient production was secured for many more years to come.

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16-11-2020

800 tph cement raw material - Shree Cement Ltd. orders next generation MVR mill from Gebr. Pfeiffer

They are the Pfeiffer VRM’s No. 35 and 36 for Shree Cement.

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08-10-2020

Indian subsidiary celebrates its 20th anniversary

Due to the current situation, the usual local ceremony was dispensed with, and instead the three-hour celebration was held virtually.

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