Alapala recently completed the installation of Sena Flour Mill - the new 300 TPD capacity flour production unit of SKS Holding located in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
SKS (Sena Kalyan Sangstha) is one of the largest holdings of South Asia and Bangladesh, operating as an affiliate of the Bangladesh Army. The holding is active in many business fields (food, cement, textile, edible oil, real estate, construction, LPG sectors, etc.), as well as having three flour mills located at different locations in Bangladesh with a total of 430 TPD production capacity.
Being the sixth reference project of Alapala in Bangladesh, the mill is supplied and installed on a turnkey basis including the process design, manufacturing, project management, installation and commissioning services.
Plant Details:
Sena Flour Mill operates with a 300 TPD production capacity, processing high-quality imported wheat from different countries to produce different types of flour for the domestic market.
The main types of flour production are Maida and Atta, whereas semolina – Sooji, bran, and other by-products are also produced in the plant.
The flour mill is also managed by an advanced automation system which provides a centralized monitoring ability of the entire process from the wheat intake to flour packaging, also an advanced ability for generating very detailed reports (production figures, extraction, etc.). The remote connection feature of the system enables the Alapala after-sales team to access the mill whenever technical assistance is required including inspection, error diagnosis, calibration, and troubleshooting.
About Alapala:
Founded in 1954, Alapala is one of the leading global machinery producers and turnkey solution providers in grain milling. The company has proven expertise in turnkey projects with 700+ references in 4 continents and over 120 countries across the globe.
Today, Alapala is the leading exporter of Turkey in both food processing machinery and grain milling categories. Also; the company is placed in the list of the top 1.000 exporters of Turkey.
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