Smiley Monroe all set to exhibit at Bauma 2016
Smiley Monroe will be launching a new mobile responsive website and showcasing a number of product innovations at bauma 2016, the world’s leading trade fair for construction machinery. Smiley Monroe’s applications experts and experienced problem-solving engineers will be on hand all week with their German speaking colleagues to demonstrate the benefits of the company’s latest offerings, including a new 3D demonstration video for Zip Clip™: the faster replacement belt system for the OEM Aftermarket; a new line of special conveyor belts, highly customised with hot moulded cleats and sidewalls; steel-backed wear liners and an all new neutral grey model of their energy-saving polymer King Roller™, designed specifically for the OEM market.
Bauma will also see the launch of Smiley Monroe’s new MegaFlex™ screen media, produced from a highly flexible and resilient rubber membrane for removing dust and fines with minimal pegging and blinding - available in a range of apertures, sizes and fixings to suit most tensioned screen decks.
Tim Monroe, Smiley Monroe’s Marketing Director said: “We’ve previously exhibited in Germany at Steinexpo and Recycling Aktiv, but this is our first time exhibiting independently at bauma and we’re particularly excited about our location in the Open Air Area, surrounded by many of our worldclass customers, whose machines rely on Smiley Monroe conveyor belts and rubber parts systems for quality and forecasting.”
Catch up with the Smiley Monroe team on Stand 1021/3 in the Open Air Area, close to the North East entrance, where visitors can expect a warm welcome and a cold drink.
Northern Ireland and India based Smiley Monroe is a friendly, value-driven business, with kaizen at its heart, producing customised conveyor belts and rubber parts for global materials processing equipment manufacturers in the crushing, screening, recycling, road construction and environmental sectors. With over 35 years under their belts, Smiley Monroe’s reach is now global, with a new logistics Hub for faster loading of exports to more than 40 countries worldwide – from the West of Ireland to the West Indies, and now Asia.