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Companies in Scale printers

Bühler AG (Switzerland)

Every day, billions of people come into contact with Bühler technologies to cover their basic needs for food and mobility, and more. Our technologies are in your smartphone, solar panels, diapers, lipstick, banknotes, the foods you eat, and the vehicles you drive. We strive to create innovations for a better world, with a special focus on healthy, safe, and sustainable solutions. More

MYSILO (Turkey)

MYSiLO has been established in 2000 under the roof of MYSiLO Group with the 40 years of industry and manufacturing experience to produce grain storage silos and handling system equipment. Today, MYSiLO is one of the leading and reputable companies of the world by having sustainable growth since the establishment.

Satake Corp. (Japan)

In 1896, the founder of the Satake Corporation, Riichi Satake, invented and began the production of Japan's first power driven rice milling machine. In the subsequent one hundred years, a succession of successful developments and a wealth of accumulated research and knowledge have made Satake the world leader in grain processing systems. Satake produces a comprehensive range of individual machines, integrated systems and totally engineered solutions for the processing of rice, wheat and other grains. The Company is proud of its tradition of innovation which ensures that Satake machines and systems are always at the forefront of technology. More

AgTrax (Hutchinson, KS)

Cardinal Scale Manufacturing Co. (Webb City, MO)

Doran Scales, Inc. (St. Charles, IL)

Fairbanks Scales, Inc. (Overland Park, KS)

Henan SRON Silo Engineering Co. Ltd. (China)

Sangati Berga S.A. (Brazil)

Seedburo Equipment Co. (Des Plaines, IL)

SWISCA AG (Switzerland)

Zhengzhou Chinatown Grain Machinery Co. Ltd. (China)

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