Iranian knowledge-based company outshines in exporting gypsum processing equipment
An Iranian knowledge-based company that specializes in designing and manufacturing equipment and machinery for processing non-metallic minerals has made inroads in exporting gypsum processing equipment.
Amir Tolouian, the CEO of the knowledge-based company Kani Sana’at, hosted the Secretary of the Vice Presidency for Science, Technology, and Knowledge-Based Economy’s Machinery Task Force to highlight the company’s achievements.
According to the Communication and Information Center of the Vice Presidency for Science, Technology, and Knowledge-Based Economy, Tolouian emphasized the company’s commitment to customer needs and the continuous development of new products to meet market demands.
He stated, “Our mission at Kani Sana’at is to preserve nature and the environment for future generations by creating what nature produces.”
Tolouian highlighted the production of various separators tailored to different needs, explaining the separators help to deliver the desired product quickly by separating fine materials from coarse ones, actively contributing to energy savings and increasing the efficiency of milling plants.
He also mentioned rotary dryers as another product, noting that they are less sensitive to particle size and can accommodate the highest flue gases among all types of dryers.
The CEO concluded by mentioning the export of their knowledge-based products to Afghanistan and Iraq, stating, “We have connections with gypsum factories in Afghanistan, EPC production in Iraq, an asphalt production line in Azerbaijan, and an office in Uzbekistan.”
