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<pre>Hello

We are a company situated in Heraklion Crete Greece since 1981.
Our firm is "M.KAMPITAKIS SA"
We trade decanters (centrifugal extracter of olive oil) and separators, and
we
manufacture the rest of the mashinery for oil plants.
We also manufacture electrical olive picking mashines.
We have also 2nd hand mashines. Please inform us what exactly are you
looking for ?

Regards

Christina Kampitaki

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Áðü: John Bishop <johnb@compositeretail.co.nz>
Ðñïò: 'OliveOil@onelist.com' <OliveOil@onelist.com>
Çìåñïìçíßá: ÄåõôÝñá, 4 Ïêôùâñßïõ 1999 2:54 ðì
ÈÝìá: RE: [OliveOil] Mills


>From: John Bishop <johnb@compositeretail.co.nz>
>
>Does anyone have any contacts in Europe of people who handle 2nd hand
>machines of the 200 - 1000 kg/hr pressers etc? I believe Alfa Laval
>purchase a large number of their machines back as trade-ins, recondition
>them and sell them with a reasonable warranty.
>regards
>John Bishop
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Brian Chatterton [SMTP:tn7685@orvienet.it]
>Sent: Saturday, October 02, 1999 12:31 AM
>To: OliveOil@onelist.com
>Subject: [OliveOil] Mills
>
>From: tn7685@orvienet.it (Brian Chatterton)
>
>Has anyone thought about second hand?
>
>The mini mills (less than 100 kg/hour) seem to be fine but they are for
>boutiques producers as the cost of machine minders relative to output is
>very high. The capital cost is low - at least the Enorossi complete mini
>frantoio at about $(AUS)9,000 is not big money even if it cost another
>couple of thousand to freight it to Aus. However total capacity seems to be
>about 40 to 50 tonne (with a lot of night work) per season.
>
>When you shift into professional mills for bigger harvests the capital cost
>is relatively high for those mills smaller than 1000 kg/hour. There are
>versions down to 200 kg/hour but you are paying serious money as well as
>high labour costs.
>
>In Italy there are more than 10,000 frantoio and there is a constant change
>over of plant. It seems to me a good idea for Aussie and NZ producers to
>consider second hand equipment to fill the gap for say five years between
>the mini mills until their trees are in full bearing and they can justify
>something in the 500 to 1000 kg/hour range. Of course there will not be all
>the wiz bangs of a modern machine but the capital cost will be a small
>fraction. When the new equipment is purchased the old plant could be a
>useful back up against breakdown or bumper crops or be sold on again.
>
>We discuss the concept in more detail in our book.
>
>Cheers Brian Chatterton.
>
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