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A Former (Oem) Toner Manufacturing Plant is Available For Sale
Toner Manufacturing Plant Available from International Process Plants
Hamilton, NJ (PRWEB) May 29, 2013 International Process Plants announces a toner manufacturing plant available for immediate sale. The facility has a capacity of 1,200 metric tons per year of toner, for use in photocopiers.
The plant was used by its previous owner to produce a black digital toner with particle size of 4 to 8 microns. The plant operated using a four-stage process of blending, fusing, milling and classification with raw materials including polystyrene, carbon black and other additives. Although the plant was used to produce a black toner product, it could produce three different toner colors, one on each of its three Hosokawa Alpine fluidized bed opposed jet mill lines. The plant is capable of the contamination-free, ultra-fine milling required to make other products, such as colorants, ceramic pigments and powder coatings.
Although the plant was used to produce a black toner product, it could produce three different toner colors, one on each of its three Hosokawa Alpine fluidized bed opposed jet mill lines.The toner plant, which started operations in 1995, has been well maintained and is in excellent condition. Highly automated with an Allen-Bradley PLC system, the plant operated three shifts a day with seven staff per shift. There are no environmental or hazmat issues with the secure 31-acre site. The plant’s design includes in-process reclamation and recycling of out-of-size material, dust emissions control through multi-stage filtration with airborne particulate monitoring, and explosion containment in all milling and classification equipment.
This facility may be operated in place or relocated. There is also a possibility for the purchaser to contract manufacture some toner product for the previous owner. For interested parties, both purchase and rental options are available.
More information about all of the manufacturing plants available from IPP can be found at http://www.ippe.com.
About International Process Plants
International Process Plants (IPP) is a self-funded global buyer and seller of surplus manufacturing facilities, process plants, industrial real estate, and individual equipment that are no longer needed by their original owners. 80% of IPP’s purchases are from multinational companies and 20% are bought in distress situations. IPP’s business model provides the opportunity for companies to acquire such assets at competitive prices and in a fraction of the lead time of building or buying new. IPP also serves as an outlet for companies looking to divest surplus assets quickly in a fiscally and environmentally conscious manner. IPP currently owns 17 complete plant sites including the land, buildings and equipment, 85 complete processes to be moved and operated elsewhere and a stock of 30,000 major pieces of process equipment. One of the largest firms in this business, IPP operates globally from its headquarters in the US and its company-owned operations in 16 other countries. In business for over 35 years, IPP serves 160,000 clients in the chemical, agrichemical, petrochemical, oil & gas, paper, plastic, power generation, metallurgical, fertilizer, artificial fiber, pharmaceutical and food industries. Learn more at http://www.ippe.com.
Although the plant was used to produce a black toner product, it could produce three different toner colors, one on each of its three Hosokawa Alpine fluidized bed opposed jet mill lines.
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