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June 2020 / 43 PBE AROUND THE INDUSTRY lines, including 360-degree interac- tive equipment renderings as well as equipment features and equip- ment integration specifications. The site also has project profiles that show sequence of operation, material flow, and project-specific integration methods. In addition, the site's project delivery section allows users to better understand the company's "Engineer-to- Application" delivery method, which offers improved performance effectiveness and total cost-of-own- ership advantages to processing and packaging operations, according to National Bulk Equipment. Clyde Bergemann Power Group sells material handling business in UK to its company management The Clyde Bergemann Power Group (CBPG) has announced that it has sold Clyde Bergemann Mate- rials Handling Ltd. (CBMH) to further streamline CBPG's global organization and focus on key technologies in line with a new strategic direction. Specializing in materials handling solutions for power and industrial markets, CBMH, Doncaster, UK, was sold to the CBMH management team in an effort to further divest CBPG from materials handling activities and focus on the group's core compe- tencies. In addition, the divesture will ensure a stable future for col- leagues at CBMH. CBMH was sold to CBMH's Stephen Cragg, managing direc- tor, and Miles Ratcliffe, finance director, who both have experi- ence within the industry and with CBPG. The transaction includes the entire business with a few projects remaining that will be completed under the responsibility of CBPG and with support on practical mat- ters by CBMH. CBMH management conveying equipment, weigh- batching and blending systems, and other bulk material handling equipment. Material Transfer offers remote on-site support Material Transfer & Storage can support equipment by providing remote on-site service. The com- pany sends a customer that needs support an enclosure containing the necessary components. The user plugs in cables, mounts a magnetic antenna, and verifies a cellular signal, at which point Material Transfer is able to connect remotely and access the equipment to help solve problems and trou- bleshoot. Support can work out of the box with all of the supplier's PLC-driven equipment, and the PLC system can remain operational during installation. Cellular-based support doesn't require a connec- tion to the customer's network, and an exclusive outbound connection provides security with two-factor authentication and connection audit trail. Remote access is available for purchase or daily rental, depending on equipment needs. Material Transfer & Storage, Allegan, MI, designs and manufac- tures material handling equipment and systems. National Bulk Equipment launches new website National Bulk Equipment, Holland, MI, a privately held corporation that designs, engineers, manufac- tures, automates, and integrates bulk material handling systems, has launched a new website at www. nbe-inc.com. The website provides a comprehensive offering of equip- ment and engineering resources and capabilities. Site users will have access to detailed information on each of the company's 25 product SUPPLIER NOTES Camfil APC facility sustains tornado damage Camfil Air Pollution Control's (Camfil APC's) Jonesboro, AR, facility was damaged by an EF-3 tornado on March 28. The company had no employees on-site at the time, so no injuries were reported. According to the company, much of the campus remains fully intact and operational. However, the metal fabrication building was destroyed. The company resumed filter car- tridge production on March 31. To fully restore metal fabrica- tion operations, the company has activated its disaster continuity plan with the support of Camfil AB Stockholm. The multinational company has 30 manufacturing plants and work has already begun on creating a temporary fabrication facility nearby the Jonesboro loca- tion. The temporary facility will be outfitted with state-of-the-art equip- ment that will restore the company to full capacity. The company manufactures dust, mist, and fume collection equipment. Flexicon granted waiver to continue supplying essential industries Flexicon Corp., Bethlehem, PA, has been granted a waiver by the state of Pennsylvania to continue operat- ing during the COVID-19 pandemic as the company is part of the supply chain for life-sustaining businesses. The company produces essential products for the food, spice, bev- erage, pharmaceutical, soap and cleanser, paper, plastics and rub- ber, and chemical industries. The company's operations in Austra- lia, South Africa, and the UK also remain open and fully functional to manufacture bulk bag dischargers, bulk bag conditioners, drum fillers,