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J. MÜLLER invests in new huge handling equipment

02.04.2025

BREMEN. J. MÜLLER further expanded its grain handling facility in Bremen in February by installing a huge ultramodern handling device. The Mantsinen 160 ES HybriLift not only enables the port service provider to process large quantities of bulk goods faster and safer, but also sets an example in terms of efficiency, sustainability and long-term strengthening of the Bremen site. The device is mounted on a specially developed portal and achieves a handling capacity of over 500 tonnes of bulk material per hour. The investment amounts to 3.3 million euros.

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