Distillers 
- Country
- Germany
- Supplies
- Pumps & valves, Decanter centrifuges & evaporators (MEE), DDGS dryers, Plate heat exchangers (PHE), Water treatment, ETP & ZLD, CO2 recovery plants, Liquefaction, jet cookers & mash cookers, Molecular sieve dehydration (fuel ethanol), Distillery design & consulting engineers, Falling-film & forced-circulation evaporators, CIP systems, Rotary steam-tube dryers, Carbonators & premix / RTD mixing systems, Tunnel & flash pasteurisers, Sugar & syrup dissolving systems, Complete distillery plants & distillation columns
About
GEA Group is a German engineering company that supplies machinery, plants, process technology, components and services. Its customers are mainly in the food, beverage and pharmaceutical sectors, as well as dairy, marine, oil and gas, and heating and refrigeration. Its product range includes brewing systems, distillation systems, dryers, centrifuges, membrane filtration, valves and pumps.
Products and brands
VARIVENT sanitary mixproof/divert valves and Hilge hygienic centrifugal pumps for breweries, distilleries, and spirits bottlers.; Decanting centrifuges and multi-effect falling film/forced circulation evaporators for distillery stillage; Barr-Rosin pneumatic ring dryers and rotary dryers for DDGS processing in bioethanol plants and distilleries; Sanitary plate heat exchangers for brewhouse wort cooling, beer flash pasteurization systems, and ethanol distillation plants; Mechanical vapor recompression (MVR) evaporators, decanter centrifuges, and complete ZLD effluent processing systems for dist
What they make
Brewing systems, distillation systems, dryers and particle processing plants, centrifuges and separation equipment, membrane filtration systems, evaporation and crystallization systems, valves and pumps, industrial heat pumps.
Doing business in Germany
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