Rethinking Beverage Production
Hydraulic valve technology
Hydraulic valve technology is designed to rethink valve actuation in the beverage and food industry. By using water hydraulics to operate the valves, the system achieves precise control with minimal energy use. As a complement to GEA’s already existing pneumatic valve technology, hydraulic valve technology supports production that is more efficient, flexible, and safe, offering an alternative to processes driven by compressed air.
“With the acquisition of Hydract, we are expanding our valve portfolio with water-hydraulic actuation technology that can significantly reduce the energy demand for operating our process valves. We will offer our customers both pneumatic and hydraulic actuation technology for our modular valve program – with uniform interfaces to engineering, automation and service.”
Sören de Boon, Senior Vice President of the Valves & Pumps Business Unit at GEA
Why hydraulic valve technology?
Hydraulic valve technology proven in large-scale beverage production
Downloads
Approfondimenti GEA
Shifts in food packaging: 4 trends
Thermoforming has long played a central role in food packaging. Now it is facing a major shift. As regulations tighten, materials evolve and costs rise, form fill seal lines must do more than run reliably – they now shape how food stays fresh, affordable and recyclable. Take a look at the key thermoforming trends informing the food packaging and delivery landscape.
La conservazione della frutta in Betko: controllo dalla raccolta alla consegna in tutto il mondo
Dai frutteti del Capo agli scaffali dei negozi in 40 paesi, l’azienda sudafricana Betko ha costruito il proprio business puntando su freschezza, tempi rapidi e affidabilità. Grazie alla tecnologia di refrigerazione in atmosfera controllata di GEA, l’azienda è ora in grado di conservare mele e pere fino a 14 mesi e di ridurre il consumo energetico del 20%, il tutto grazie a una collaborazione che dura da oltre 30 anni.
