EME wins the Bid for the Modernization of the Sodium Silicate Line of Africaver in Algeria

Date: 19 May 2015

In addition to the order for the Batch Plant with a capacity of 130 tons/day in 2014, EME Maschinenfabrik Clasen GmbH has won the Bid for the Modernization of the Sodium Silicate Line of the Algerian glass manufacturer, Société Africaine du Verre (Africaver).

Africaver belongs to the state-owned ENAVA Group and is based in Taher, W.Jijel, close to the international seaport Djen-Djen. Africaver, experienced in glass manufacturing for decades, is the leading manufacturer for flat glass production in Algeria and is specialized in manufacturing patterned glass, solar and photovoltaic glass, safety glass in the automotive and architectural field and in the production of solid and liquid sodium silicate glass.

EME supplies new cooling devices (steel plate conveyors), new big bag filling stations and an automatic feeding device for two autoclaves destinated for the modernization the Sodium Silicate Line.

The picture shows Mr. Ahsène Betatache, President Director General of Africaver handshaking with Mr. Egbert Wenninger, Managing Director of EME and Mr. Zineddine Bourouais, Director of Logistics and Maintenance of Africaver while concluding the Contract in the works of Africaver.

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