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Magaldi Industrie S.r.l. and dry ash handling Magaldi Power S.p.A. Beijing Representative OfficeThe Belt & Industrial Division Founded in 1929, dry ash handling, Magaldi Industrie develops, designs, manufactures and commercializes the Magaldi belt conveyor technologies, including the Supercinghia, dry ash handling, the unbreakable buffalo leather belt conveyor, and the Magaldi Superbelt, the dependable heavy-duty steel belt conveyor first patented in 1972, as well as a wide range of related equipment and components: dry ash handling. All about dry ash handling. Thanks to an exclusive licensee agreement with Kawasaki Heavy Industries (Japan), dry ash handling, Magaldi Industrie is also able to supply the FDC, the air-supported flow dynamics conveyor, to the European market: dry ash handling. Magaldi Industrie owns and operates a workshop in Buccino (SA), Italy, where the Group's products are manufactured and assembled: dry ash handling Today, Magaldi Industrie serves a wide variety of customers in several industrial sectors, including cement, lime & gypsum, foundries, steel mills and other metallurgic industries and the automotive industry: dry ash handling Magaldi Ricerche e Brevetti S.r.l. dry ash handling The Research & Development Division Magaldi Ricerche e Brevetti S.r.l., founded in 1992, is the division where Magaldi's new technologies and their applications are developed and patented, before passing them to another of the Group's companies for introduction to the market: dry ash handling Since its foundation, Magaldi Ricerche e Brevetti has patented a wide range of new bulk handling technologies which are now applied in power, cement, dry ash handling, foundries and other metallurgic industries. Environmental regulations demand ever greater efforts from energy utilities to reduce the polluting load from power generation. dry ash handling - Since 1980 MAGALDI provides technologies for the safe and environmentally friendly handling and transportation of raw materials and ash in the coal fired power plants worldwide: dry ash handling