Poppi Clementino launches new website for its Raw Material Handling division

The Italian company has expanded its division devoted to raw material management and pneumatic conveying plants for a wide range of manufacturing sectors.

Poppi Clementino, a longstanding Italian company with over 40 years of experience in energy recovery, filtration and raw material transport, has launched a new website dedicated to its Raw Material Handling division. This business unit has recently been expanded, taking on new technical and sales staff and investing in hi-tech equipment, enabling the company to supply turnkey solutions for storage, conveying, dosing and weighing of materials such as granules, powders, ground and recycled materials, additives and lubricants. It caters for a wide range of applications, including the chemicals, ceramics and plastics industries.

The new portal, available at plastic.poppi.it, serves as an up-to-date and comprehensive reference point for clients and partners and showcases the company’s technical solutions for raw material handling. With its user-friendly interface, in-depth technical content and a section devoted specifically to new products, the site facilitates communication and collaboration between Poppi Clementino and the market.

The expansion of the pneumatic conveying division underscores Poppi Clementino’s commitment to staying at the forefront of the many industrial sectors in which it operates. This strategic unit is focused on product innovation, environmental sustainability and customised solutions, with the goal of delivering increasingly efficient, forward-looking services.

“The aim of this initiative is to consolidate our leadership by investing in technology, sustainability and high-quality services,” stated the company’s management. “The new website and dedicated division mark an important milestone along our path of growth and innovation.”

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