Company Profile
n 1973, Cyclonaire Corporation was founded and purchased the marketing and manufacturing rights. Since then, Cyclonaire has experienced steady growth.Emphasis has broadened from railcar unloading systems to include pneumatic transfer application of all types. We work with hundreds of different materials across the broadest spectrum of industrial applications.
Cyclonaire continues to be a custom design/build pneumatic conveying systems supplier and is a recognized leader in material handling for process and transportation industries. Handling materials from adipic acid to zircon, the company offers vacuum, pressure and vacuum/pressure based technology, conveyors, and allied components.
Industries Served
A sample of the varied industries we serve are: cement, chemical, plastics, utilities, minerals, pharmaceutical, pulp and paper, foundry, construction, milling, hazardous waste, toxics and explosives, and rubber.
Cyclonaire projects today range in scope from equipment and accessory sales to complete design and installation of turnkey systems.
Performance Guarantee!
Virtually every conveying application has its own unique specifications and requirements. An important part of the installation design process is a full scale test at the Cyclonaire System Proving Facility.
We review and evaluate your conveying project and requirements. Then we’ll perform material analyses and conduct full scale convey and rate/capacity tests.
After testing, we'll back our proposal with a system guarantee.
The advantage is the ability to ensure that equipment is properly designed and sized while minimizing the customer’s investment capital. |
About Company
Cyclonaire Corporation will aggressively strive to enhance its position as a leader in technology and service in the markets we serve. We will focus our resources to build long-standing and meaningful relationships with our customers, employees, sales organizations and suppliers.
The original invention Cyclonaire was founded on was developed and patented in the early 1960's by Roe Black of Aurora, Nebraska. Black's invention relied on a single 15 PSI blower combined with a Venturi to vacuum load and discharge a five cubic foot pressure tank into a convey line.
In 1966, the manufacturing rights were sold to York Manufacturing Company. At that time, the “pneumatic transporter” was best known for the role it played in the construction of Interstate 80 through Central Nebraska. Much of the cement used in the construction was unloaded from railcars by Cyclonaire equipmen |
