The origin of CPM can be traced back to California's Napa Valley, where, in 1883, the Toulouse & Delorieux Co. Manufactured presses, crushers and stemmers for winemakers. In 1931, the company created the first pellet mill, the 30 HP Flat Bed with stationary flat die, and we became California Pellet Mill (CPM).
In the years that followed, we created more pellet mill models with additional features. In the 1980s, we greatly expanded our product offerings through the creation of Roskamp Champion with the acquisition of the Roskamp Roller Mill Company and Champion Hammermills.
Wolverine Proctor, part of the CPM Group in the United States, founded in 1812, the company has a history of more than 200 years, starting from the production of textile machinery, after more than two centuries of industry accumulation, now has been the leader in the field of drying.
Our dryers are sold to more than 100 countries around the world, and more than 10, 000 drying equipment are in operation around the world, and continue to serve food, chemical, textile chemical fiber,tobacco and other fields.
We have global team and can provide excellent drying solutions and services for our customers.
Wolverine Proctor products first entered China in 1912 and have accompanied the development and growth of various industries in China for more than 100 years.
Wolverine Proctor's headquarters and production center are located in Lexington, North Carolina, USA, as well as the North American Business and Experiment Center in Horsham, Pennsylvania, USA, the European Business and Experiment Center in Glasgow, Scotland, and the Asia Pacific Business and Experiment Center in Wuxi, China.
Wolverine Proctor has the customized design technology reserves accumulated by the century, extremely rich industry technology accumulation, its huge application and design and service team with the common development of food, chemical, textile chemical fiber and tobacco fields in different regions of the world, and provides customized large-scale drying, baking and cooling equipment solutions for global customers.
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The origin of CPM can be traced back to California's Napa Valley, where, in 1883, the Toulouse & Delorieux Co. Manufactured presses, crushers and stemmers for winemakers. In 1931, the company created the first pellet mill, the 30 HP Flat Bed with stationary flat die, and we became California Pellet Mill (CPM).
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