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ViscoTec – Perfectly dosed:

ViscoTec Pumpen- u. Dosiertechnik GmbH manufactures systems required for conveying, dosing, applying, filling, and emptying medium to high-viscosity fluids. The headquarter is in Töging a. Inn (Bavaria). ViscoTec has subsidiaries in the USA, China, Singapore, India, France, Hong Kong and Denmark and employs about 340 people worldwide. Numerous sales partners all over the world complete the international distribution network. Next to technically sophisticated solutions to even the most complicated application, ViscoTec is the single point of contact to deliver all components for a complete system: From emptying to preparing and to dosing. This guarantees successful interaction of all components. All fluids showing a viscosity of up to 7.000.000 mPas can be conveyed and dosed almost pulsation-free and with extremely low shear. ViscoTec offers comprehensive consulting for every application and, if required, extensive tests will be carried out in close cooperation with the customer. The dosing pumps and systems are perfectly adapted to their respective application whether it is the food sector, the e-mobility industry, the aerospace field, the medical technology, the pharmaceutical industry, electronics manufacturing or many other branches.

Ruf GmbH & Co. KG in Zaisertshofen was established in 1969. Nowadays RUF employs about 100 people and develops and manufactures innovative modular briquette presses for metal, wood chips, and other waste material.
The smallest unit manufactured by Ruf is the RAP whose 4 kW motor caters for a throughput rate of 20 to 150 kg per hour (depending on material and chips size). The largest RUF press is the RUF 90. It comes with a 90 kW motor and allows for the processing of up to 4.800 kg of material per hour.
The first RUF briquette press was produced in 1985 and purchased by a timber mill and is still in operation. Since the first machine left the factory, RUF has been supplying hundreds of customers all over the world with briquette presses.