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The engineers in the planning department at Lemke therefore considered how the products could be transported more efficiently and in a closed system.
The initial impressions of the Busch Mink claw vacuum pump, installed to generate the necessary vacuum, were already extremely positive. Thanks to the conveying of the almonds by vacuum, the transportation causes considerably less wear on the materials. Even so, more than twice as much material can be conveyed with a vacuum pump than previously with pressure conveying. Rotary feeders on silos and other containers are no longer necessary.
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