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 We Offer?

190 Years Of Industrial Experience.
500 man-years of Degreed Engineering Experience in thermal processing applications.
International Sales and Production Capabilities.
Worldwide Agent Network.
Wolverine Proctor has a installed base representing over $1.5 billion of equipment located in all corners of the world - larger than all our competitors combined.
A full staff of Field Erection and Service Engineers worldwide to assist with the installation of new equipment or evaluate existing machinery to obtain optimum performance.
A Customer Service Department worldwide to assist in obtaining replacement parts including most of our vintage machinery still in operation.

 We Know Your Industry

WOLVERINE invented the Jet-Tube air handling technology now widely used in the drying, toasting, and puffing of many food, chemical, and textile products.
PROCTOR & SCHWARTZ was the first to apply Forced Convection drying principles to products in the food, tobacco, textile, and chemical industries, and Wolverine Proctor is now the Industry Standard equipment in many of these.
Our broad base of crossover knowledge from other industries allows us to smooth and shorten the development process.

 We Design For Your Requirements

Custom designed equipment for your specific application.
Technical Centers available to provide the most accurate analysis of your process.
Equipment designed for maximum energy efficiency.
Our modular design provides fast, reduced cost of machine erection and allows for possible expansion at a later time.
Trade Shows

Jan 2009 – 
Northwest Food Processors Association

Jan 2009 – 
Peanut & Tree Nut Association

Feb 2009 – 
California League of Food Processors

Mar 2009 – 
SNAXPO

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What's New

CPM WP UK Moves to New Manufacturing Facility (Nov 2008) More

CPM Acquires UK-Based Wolverine Proctor & Schwartz Ltd (May 2007) More

New Range of Nut Roasters (Jun 2006) More

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