Nectar Group supplied two brand new Compac 140 bagging equipment in India.
The bagging equipment will be used to bag fertilizers at a river jetty where the cargo is landed from barges from the mother vessel after being lightened at an anchorage.
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Since re-establishing a presence in the Far East eighteen months ago the profile of Nectar Group in the region has gained considerable profile. The office has succeeded in building local customer contacts across Asia.
The office is working on numerous projects on in the region at various stages of development from prefeasibility through to final negotiations.
Many of these projects are diversified from the group’s core activity of quayside bagging, some include:
• Bagging units mounted on Barges for anchorage operations.
• Fixed fertilizer blending plants.
• Vessel to vessel lightening services with Pneumatic dischargers.
The Far East Office is being run out of Perth Western Australia (GMT +8) by Michael (Mick) Connolly, he may be contacted at:
P.O. Box 264
Rockingham, 6969
Western Australia.
Tel +61 8 95248956
Mobile: +61 400 364243
Email: marketing@nectar.co.uk
Nectar has a new record for daily discharge speed.
During an operation (bagging rice), Nectar has discharged 7,000 mt in one 24-hour period. This exceeded the record set during the previous day where Nectar also discharged 6,500 mt.
Nectar positioned a number of its Compac 140 bagging machines alongside the vessel for the operation.
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Nectar has recently formed a joint venture with United Shippers Ltd (USL) of India.
USL is a barging and cargo handling firm based in Mumbai. Nectar will work together with USL to offer bagging services initially located in Mumbai and the neighbouring region.
The new venture aims to develop a foundation that allows USL and Nectar to more promptly meet customer needs for bulk handling services along with complete bulk logistics solutions to strengthen ties with companies and organisation in India.
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Nectar has added another location to its portfolio. The Group has recently worked in a new location in Mediterranean.
Nectar will now have a total of 131 locations worldwide where it has successfully operated.
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Nectar has recently installed new electronic weighing system to the latest model of Compac 140. It is EU and NMi certified technology.
It provides superior accuracy and higher bagging capacity. It is also easy to operate and calibrate.
Together with the new electronic weighing system, Nectar is also introducing new dosing valve technology which increases the weight accuracy, reduces compressed air consumption and requires less maintenance.
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Nectar Group is pleased to announce that it is building a number of new COMPAC 140 bagging Machines to add to its world wide bagging service. The units will be delivered over the next 2 months and will include the latest enhancements and weighing technology.
Nectar operates over 100 bagging lines world wide. The COMPAC 140 is the worlds most advance mobile bagging unit, and has worked in over 71 countries and 124 ports.
For more information on Nectar Group World Wide Bagging Services and the range of COMPAC Bagging Equipment please contact the marketing department.
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Nectar is pleased to announce that it has recently located mobile bagging equipment to the port of Lome, Togo.
The Company has positioned 3 mobile bagging machines along with technical personnel to handle cargoes of fertilizers which have been arriving at the port.
Each Compac 140 bagging machine has a design speed of 140mt per hour
Bulk cargo from the clients vessel is discharged (by means of Nectars own grabs) into the hoppers of the bagging machines which are positioned alongside the vessel on the quayside. The cargo is then sent through the bagging machines and packed into 50kg bags before being loaded onto trucks ready for inland transportation.
Since the early 1970's, The Nectar Group has worked in over 70 different countries and 123 port locations around the world handling in excess of 21 million tonnes of cargo.
For more information on equipment, services, West Africa bagging, and Nectar's Global coverage, please contact the marketing department or fill in the enquiry page on the website.
Nectar Group recently supplied a new Compac 140 mobile bagging machine to a client in Yugoslavia.
The Compac 140 is the worlds most advance mobile bagging system, capable of bagging up to 140 metric tons of product per hour.
Nectar designed and built a special hopper for the client to fit their specific requirements.
The unit was delivered on site before final components and commissioning took place with Nectar Technicians in situ for the final hand over
From the design, building to the delivery and commissioning, the whole process took less than 8 weeks
For further details on the Compac 140 mobile bagging machine, please contact the Nectar marketing department.
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Nectar Group recently provided 5 Compac 140 mobile bagging stations alongside a vessel in Djibouti (at the quayside) to discharge the bulk cargo of Grain.
In addition Nectar Group were responsible for all the inland logistics involved to deliver the cargo to a variety of inland destinations.
The cargo was removed from the vessels hold by grabs and directly loaded into hoppers on the bagging machines. It was then automatically fed into 50kg bags before being loaded onto trucks and transported to the final destinations.
For more information on how Nectar can assist with the discharging of bulk cargos please contact our Marketing Department in London
Nectar Group has recently completed the bagging of 3 shipments of Rice at the Port of Rio Haina.
The Rice shipments, started with the MV Balsa 61 which arrived with 6,200mt of Rice, in Rio Haina at the end of March.
Subsequent vessels were the MV Balsa 62 with 6,052mt on board, and the MV Marissa Green with 10,073mt on Board.
All 3 vessels were handled using Nectars unique mobile bagging equipment which was shipped from Europe to the Dominican Republic specifically to handle these vessels
By using 2 machines with 4 separate bagging lines on each vessel, Nectar was able to achieve discharge speeds in excess of 1000mt during a 12 hour working day.
Nectar sent a number of technical advisors to supervise each operation and to train local staff to operate the machines.
Nectar provided a totally clean operating environment
For more information on Bagging in Rio Haina, or in other locations around the world, please contact Nectar’s Marketing Department.
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Nectar was requested to lighten the Maersk Arizona in a complex operation in Vladivostok
By chartering a small coaster to lighten 6,000mt of wheat, Nectar was able to berth the mother vessel on time despite temperatures of -32 degrees and bad weather.
Approx 3,000mt of ice had built up on the mother vessels decks during the voyage to Vladivostok. This had to be removed before the hatches could be opened and the discharging operations could begin.
Nectar sent its own team of port captains and technical support staff to oversea the operation, and to make sure the cargo was unloaded in the quickest possible time.
Nectars own fenders were shipped to Vladivostok. Seen here awaiting the arrival of the coaster, the build up of ice on the Maersk Arizona can clearly be seen.
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