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WHO WE ARE

For over 130 years, M.G. Newell has remained a full-service provider of hygienic equipment for the food, beverage, dairy, pharmaceutical and personal care industries. We carry a broad range of pumps, valves, tanks, fittings, as well as other manufacturing supply needs. Our process engineers work with customers to design and fabricate cost-effective, customized systems to fit their space requirements.

In addition to stainless steel equipment, our Newell Automation team develops full process control systems. Our controls engineers partner and work along with our process engineers to design and build batch control, cleaning or other process parameters into your plant. When M.G. Newell develops smart production systems, Newell Automation takes the process to the next level by allowing you complete and undoubtedly control at the touch of a button.

Our engineers build hygienic design into every system, from pump carts to valve clusters to batch, mixing or inline blending systems. For more about us, click the link below.

ABOUT US

We Make It Better.

THE M.G. NEWELL DIFFERENCE

We start with a solid foundation: Service. M.G. Newell provides unparalleled service to the sanitary processing industry. Our extensive experience allows us to provide project insights with complete focus on the needs of our customers. We stay attuned to your needs throughout every phase of our relationship with you. How do we do this? We listen.

Along with a clear understanding of your business challenges and needs, we at M.G. Newell will be your partner in product solutions.

So how can We Make It Work Better for you? Whether it's calibration and maintenance of your existing equipment or perhaps you need the best welders and engineers in the industry to help upgrade your system, nevertheless we offer high quality engineering and products. Click on one of the boxes below or Contact Us by phone or email!

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PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT

Overview

RapidCalTM Tank Scale Calibration is a new way to calibrate tank scales. It’s similar to calibration with test weights but, in place of weights, it uses hydraulic cylinders to create the downward calibration force with that force measured by high-accuracy reference load cells.

Attached pipes are the crucial difference between tank scales and other industrial scales such as platforms. As a tank scale is loaded, it deflects downwards pulling with it the attached pipes which apply an increasing upward force. This reduces the amount of weight registered by the load cells effectively reducing the sensitivity of the scale. Metrology can be seriously impacted if the scale is not designed and calibrated correctly. To limit the impact, the general design approach is to limit scale deflection and pipe stiffness to reduce pipe forces and to make them linear and repeatable within limits commensurate with the scale accuracy required.

However, even with the best efforts, some pipe force remains. This can be accounted for with the correct calibration method.

Reducing Downtime

A good service program is among the best available options to avoid unplanned downtime. Proactive service can identify potential reliability issues before they stop production.

Regulating Maintenance Budgets

Service programs typically include preventive maintenance, in addition to cleaning, periodic calibrations, inspections and adjustments, all to help keep your operation running at maximum productivity levels. Planning in advance for these important services at appropriate frequencies allows you to regulate your maintenance budget by eliminating or reducing unplanned costs.

Extending the lifetime of your weighing equipment

You have a substantial investment in your weighing equipment assets, and nothing extends the life of these assets as effectively as a well-designed service program. When you combine services and products designed by the equipment manufacturer, they align to provide maximum value in longevity, accuracy and reliable performance.

Is It Necessary to Partner with My Equipment Manufacturer?

In a word, yes. Most companies select the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) as the service provider for their weighing assets.

These companies typically experience the many benefits of using the manufacturer’s services, which include:• Expert service engineers trained and equipped by the manufacturer
• Factory-designed service procedures
• Spare parts that meet manufacturer specifications and third-party approvals
• Fast turnaround times due to easy access to parts and support

How Do I Benefit from Setup & Configuration Services?

The initial integration of new weighing equipment into your process is a critically important task that generally includes:
• Setup of weighing parameters to meet process and compliance requirements
• Interfacing to data acquisition and automation systems
• Tailoring of workflows to maximize operator productivity
• Configuring of input and output behavior
• Documentation of installation activities and initial performance

Are Professional Calibration Services Necessary?

In a regulated environment, you must ensure that measurements are in compliance and that you have the documentation to prove this compliance in an audit. However, even in unregulated applications, the costs to your business created by measurements that are less accurate can cost you in poor quality and product that does not meet requirements. Your tolerances should be established to optimize outcomes, such as maintaining quality, protecting your profits or as guided by regulations. However even the most robust and reliable weighing equipment is subject to influences that can cause out-of-tolerance results.

Can I Reduce Maintenance Costs While Enhancing ROI?

Prior planning prevents poor performance, and maintenance of weighing equipment is no exception. Preventive maintenance helps you to identify small issues and prevent them from becoming big problems that cost you time, money and reputation. Building preventive maintenance into your service program also helps ensure that wear parts are replaced before they cause an issue, but not so soon as to be wasteful. When the manufacturer’s service personnel perform preventive maintenance activities, the value is even higher. These service professionals are trained according to procedures designed by the equipment developers. This gives them unique insights to address issues in a timely and cost-effective way.

How Does Intelligent Equipment Affect Return on Investment?

An ideal scenario to maximize the performance, accuracy, uptime, and longevity of your equipment – which in turn maximizes the ROI for your weighing assets – is to combine a manufacturer’s service program with equipment that
utilizes intelligent technology. Intelligent instrumentation can:
• Help manage calibration scheduling
• Provide reliable historical performance and data logs
• Give you robust connectivity to other lab equipment and your ERP/LIMS
• Offer timely alerts for maintenance and other performance aspects

Learn More About Rapid Cal Tanks Here

WHO WE PARTNER WITH

As a full service supplier of systems, solutions, and components, M.G. Newell embraces each of our customers as a true partner. Your concerns are our concerns. Your problems become our problems. Ultimately, our expert solutions and service become your plan for success. Below are some of our top brand partners and a link to their thoughts on working with us. View Testimonials.

Automatic Cleaning of Spiral Freezer

Spiral freezer cleaning can be a time-consuming task due to the construction and the speed with which the belts move. Semi-automatic or manual cleaning requires a prolonged production shutdown at regular intervals and when switching between products. Regardless of the nature of the product being frozen, whether or not it is packed prior to freezing, there will always be a build-up of residues such as yeast, mold
etc. that has to be removed before levels turn critical.

Conveyor Cleaning

Regular manually operated cleaning of conveyor belts is a time-consuming and difficult task, and what appears to be a clean belt rarely is. Residues after the carryback has been scraped off will get stuck in every notch and groove of the belt, on the external surface as well as the internal. Bacteria will quickly build up, and getting rid of it manually is a major challenge. We have created a solution specifically aimed at conveyor belt cleaning and sanitation in the food and beverage industry. The solution ensures uniform and systematic cleaning, and it can be combined with either automatic or manual cleaning systems. Nozzle bars are placed in strategic places internally and externally on the conveyor to ensure that every inch of the belt is cleaned and sanitized to prevent microbial growth.

Automatic Cleaning of Poultry Line

Manual cleaning of poultry line shackles, hooks and carriers is a difficult and time consuming task. Organic soil from the carcasses gets into every recess on the equipment, and if it is not cleaned and disinfected properly and regularly, it will result in the growth of pathogens and increase the risk of contamination. We have developed an automatic solution that reduces not only the cleaning time but also effectively removes these residues: Nozzle bars are strategically placed to cover every surface on the shackle, hook or carrier line as it passes by. The spray angles can be adjusted to reach the ‘dark spots’. A controller controls the various tasks of the cleaning program ensuring a consistent cleaning result and a high level of food safety and hygiene.

Automatic external filler cleaning (EFC)

Cleaning a filler poses a range of challenges, e.g. the temperature and consistency of the product, the capacity and speed of the filler, the number of flavour, or product changes. These challenges may vary depending on the filler and the product, and they need to be considered when designing the EFC solution. For example, fillers for hot and cold beverages have different requirements.

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