With over 30 years of experience, Wolf Material Handling Systems has become the premier designer and supplier of fuel yard equipment for the biomass power, pulp and paper, power generation, resource recovery, mining, chemical, manufacturing, and other industries that require material handling. We are a provider of complete in-house engineering and design, manufacturing, assembly, installation, and after-sale services for systems using conveyors, truck dumpers, and receiving hoppers.
Wolf can provide complete systems starting at the conceptual phase through commissioning. We understand the challenges required to handle biomass and take complete design and supply responsibility of the system from fuel receiving, sizing, storage, reclaim and boiler feed. Our systems provide consistent and reliable flow of material for maximum process and production efficiency.
We are committed to offer our clients a custom material handling solution for their specific stie and process requirements.
Wolf can provide complete systems starting at the conceptual phase through commissioning. We understand the challenges required to handle biomass and take complete design and supply responsibility of the system from fuel receiving, sizing, storage, reclaim and boiler feed. Our systems provide consistent and reliable flow of material for maximum process and production efficiency.
We are committed to offer our clients a custom material handling solution for their specific stie and process requirements.
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Wolf and Associates, Inc. was established in 1978 to fill a growing demand for bulk material handling systems.
Due to the large number of pulp and paper mills in their geographical area many of Wolf's first projects were in that industry.
However, expansion quickly moved into other industries such as power generation, municipal solid waste, mining, and manufacturing.
In 2004, Wolf and Associates, Inc. became part of Hoffmann, Inc., located in Muscatine, Iowa, and the company name was changed to Wolf Material Handling Systems.
Due to the large number of pulp and paper mills in their geographical area many of Wolf's first projects were in that industry.
However, expansion quickly moved into other industries such as power generation, municipal solid waste, mining, and manufacturing.
In 2004, Wolf and Associates, Inc. became part of Hoffmann, Inc., located in Muscatine, Iowa, and the company name was changed to Wolf Material Handling Systems.
Wolf Material Handling Systems employs in-house resources for each phase of a project from Concept to Completion.
This allows Wolf to quickly estimate a project and provide details such as elevations, loads, and horsepower requirements.
Wolf keeps all project drawings and data to ensure spare parts support is available for each client.
Wolf can perform inspections and consultations for other systems that may not be performing to satisfaction and will offer engineered solutions to rectify the problems.
This allows Wolf to quickly estimate a project and provide details such as elevations, loads, and horsepower requirements.
Wolf keeps all project drawings and data to ensure spare parts support is available for each client.
Wolf can perform inspections and consultations for other systems that may not be performing to satisfaction and will offer engineered solutions to rectify the problems.
Wolf Material Handling Systems designs and manufactures most of the material handling equipment that is included in a system.
Process equipment such as metal detectors, screens and crushers is typically purchased from a vendor.
This uniquely allows Wolf to control the quality of manufacturing and critical features of the equipment that makes up the system.
Wolf's shop assembles each piece of equipment to the fullest extent possible.
This results in lower erection costs for the client.
The shop assembly also allows the Wolf engineers to physically inspect each piece of equipment before it ships to the client.
Process equipment such as metal detectors, screens and crushers is typically purchased from a vendor.
This uniquely allows Wolf to control the quality of manufacturing and critical features of the equipment that makes up the system.
Wolf's shop assembles each piece of equipment to the fullest extent possible.
This results in lower erection costs for the client.
The shop assembly also allows the Wolf engineers to physically inspect each piece of equipment before it ships to the client.
Wolf MHS reclaimers are each designed and manufactured with the "complete system" approach.
This means each reclaimer is designed to reduce your auxiliary horse power, run slower than competitors, reduce maintenance and operation expenses.
The discharge is designed to feed fuel at a continual and even flow rate, eliminating plugs and surges.
This means each reclaimer is designed to reduce your auxiliary horse power, run slower than competitors, reduce maintenance and operation expenses.
The discharge is designed to feed fuel at a continual and even flow rate, eliminating plugs and surges.
Wolf MHS bins vary in design from 100 - 1200 cubic foot design.
Each metering bin is designed and manufactured with the "complete system" design philosophy.
Because of this the metering bins have the ability to have a keep full design or have an over feed system where space limitations are a concern.
The feed rates are variable speed design giving you the ability for infinite discharge rates to accommodate demand swings.
Wolf has provided metering bins for the most challenging materials, such as wood waste, refuse derived fuel, sludge, and others.
Each metering bin is designed and manufactured with the "complete system" design philosophy.
Because of this the metering bins have the ability to have a keep full design or have an over feed system where space limitations are a concern.
The feed rates are variable speed design giving you the ability for infinite discharge rates to accommodate demand swings.
Wolf has provided metering bins for the most challenging materials, such as wood waste, refuse derived fuel, sludge, and others.
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