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Pronar opens its own exhibition centre in Siemiatycze
Pronar has opened its own Exhibition Center in Siemiatycze (Poland). On the area of 10 hectares and in two halls, the company presents every recycling, agricultural and municipal machine
produced currently in Pronar’s 8 factories. Everyone interested in Pronar products in this modern center can not only see them, but also experience them during work.
The symbolic opening of the exhibition center was made by Deputy Prime Minister Jarosław Gowin, Marshal Artur Kosicki, Voivode Bogdan Paszkowski and the host of the ceremony – President of Pronar Sergiusz Martyniuk, who during his speech introduced the guests to the innovation of the idea behind the creation of such a modern investment.
The PRONAR Exhibition Center consists of two parts. The first is a 10-hectare are with over 100 machines. The second one – two halls dedicated to technology and components. Outside area has been divided into sectors corresponding to the company’s product families: from modern recycling machines (shredders, screens, conveyors, compost turner, channel baling
press), through over 130 models of trailers of various designs and purposes, agricultural and municipal machines. Each visitor can get to know the machine thoroughly and then make a decision about buying it.
In two halls there is a permanent exhibition devoted to the key components of machines manufactured by Pronar. Most of the space is reserved to the presentation of the most crucial elements of recycling machines. It shows all types of shafts and breaker beams for shredders, sieves for trommel screens (including the star screen) as well as a vibrating screen and shaft for a compost turner. The section is divided into sectors depending on the type of material processed – wood, green waste, municipal waste, scrap, construction & demolition waste, gravel, coal, soil and rubble. In such a system, each visitor is able to quickly find a suitable solution and adjust the machines and working elements depending on the material they are processing.
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