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86 / January 2020 powderbulk.com PFCV SIX INCH PFCV 44 POSITIVE FLOW CONTROL VALVE Burrow Industries, Inc. International Machine & Parts Builders Since 1978 deanpotratz@burrowindustries.com Sales: 419.206.0112 www.burrowindustries.com • CONTROL DRIFT • INCREASE FILL RATES • CONTROL BAG WEIGHT • LOWER BAG SEAL LOSS • POSITIVE SHUT OFF WITH EACH CLOSE • ATTACHES TO NEW OR EXISTING FUNNEL FOR DRY, LIQUID, AND BULK FILLING processors, control gates, and weigh- belt feeders. The training will also cover installation, scale calibration, startup, troubleshooting, and board repair, and there will be live equip- ment demos. The training is limited to the first 10 people who sign up and more information is available at www.tecweigh.com. PEOPLE NEWS Bühler has promoted Yannick Gaechter to Food Application Cen- ter director within the company's North American business opera- tions in Plymouth, MN, effective January 1, 2020. Gaechter is cur- rently an international manage- ment trainee-CEO and previously worked at Hilti Tools after complet- ing his master's degree in entre- preneurship. In his new role, he'll report to Andy Sharpe, president and chief executive officer, North America. Gaechter will work with the North American regional team to meet business and utilization targets for the Food Application Center (FAC). This includes busi- ness development in terms of iden- tifying new potential applications, products, and business models and bringing them to market. He'll also set priorities for the FAC workflow and manage, coach, and support the teams operating the FAC. Bühler AG is an umbrella com- pany headquartered in Uzwil, Swit- zerland, with locations around the world. The company manufactures processing equipment with a core focus on mechanical and thermal process technologies for food and advanced materials production. Bühler's Plymouth location houses the FAC and is the company's North American headquarters. requirements for magnet separa- tors identified in schema such as the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA), Hazard Analysis and Crit- ical Control Point (HACCP), Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI), Brit- ish Retail Consortium Global Stan- dard (BRCGS), Safe Quality Food (SQF), among others. The series allows companies to meet a mini- mum and measurable threshold of repeatable magnet performance. The circuit series comes in five configurations to address abrasive applications, optimize a magnetic field, comply with food certifica- tions, offer high pull strength, and provide high durability and heat tolerance. The supplier, Boyne City, MI, provides permanent and elec- tromagnetic solutions and metal detection systems. Imperial Industries now offers tank installation services Imperial Industries is now offering tank installation services under the name Industrial Tank Ser- vices. The company has supplied silos for 38 years and has decided to expand into silo installation services as well. The services pro- vided include silo fabrication and installation, site supervision, foun- dation and inspection services, as well as repair and alterations. Imperial Industries, Rothschild, WI, designs and manufactures spe- cialized storage tanks for the bulk solids industry. Tecweigh offers service training for its feeding, weighing equipment lines Tecweigh is offering its "Spring 2020 Service Training" February 24-26 at the Tecweigh Corporate offices in White Bear Lake, MN. The train- ing will overview the company's product line, including belt scales, facility with a second location in Normal, IL. The supplier manufactures pneumatic conveying components for many industries, including chemical, grain milling, food, pet food, plastics, and minerals. The supplier's product line consists of slide gates, diverter valves, iris valves, couplings, tube and pipe bends, pneumatic fittings, cyclones, and custom-fabricated accessories. Industrial Magnetics introduces magnetic circuit options Industrial Magnetics Inc. (IMI) has introduced a new, broader array of magnetic circuit options to meet processing facility require- ments. The Opti series of rare earth magnetic circuits addresses new