Uzelac Industries was originally comprised of two operating divisions: Industrial MetalFab Specialties and Duske Drying systems. These companies have over 40 years’ experience in being rotary drum dryer manufacturers. Each drying system is custom designed and built per the customer’s specific needs.
Uzelac Industries one of the most experienced rotary dryer manufacturers in the world and is based in Greendale, Wisconsin. Uzelac has many different types of rotary drying systems in operation worldwide.
IN FOCUS
Uzelac Industries, Inc. is successfully navigating through the back half of our second decade of business and we have grown substantially both in business volume and employee numbers since our start.
Uzelac Industries has, and will always, embody the ideals of the organizations that helped create us. The skill and craftsmanship of Industrial MetalFab (Poja Sheetmetal) and the custom engineering and product design of Duske Engineering. The shared core values of Integrity, Customer Satisfaction, and Innovation that these organization shared with our leadership shine as bright today!
To our prospective customers, check us out! You can expect same quality product and process expertise, along with the same service and responsiveness that our current customer base has experienced for well over 30 years.
We look forward to the opportunity to serve you!
Michael Uzelac
President/CEO
Recent News
- We’re exhibiting at the North American Biochar and Bioenergy Conference Tuesday, August 9th through Thursday, Augus… https://t.co/WntXc6A4ST5 days ago
- We were recently featured in an article in Biomass Magazine about drying digestate. Check it out here:… https://t.co/9XHE94l12Y9 days ago
- Uzelac Industries works with clients to design and build customized drying systems all over the world. Our talented… https://t.co/Z5TmSnId2o11 days ago
- Uzelac Industries offers maintenance agreements on all rotary dryer systems including our installations and those o… https://t.co/FbB4WYd0dx17 days ago
- We're excited to introduce our new process and design engineer, Brent Cobb! Brent comes to us with a background in… https://t.co/KTcq2WSsO025 days ago
As seen in Bioenergy Insight Magazine
Anaerobic digestion is an increasingly popular way to dispose of animal and food wastes. The big advantage is obvious: the ability to generate a gaseous biofuel that can offset natural gas usage. But, many people operating anaerobic digesters inadvertently leave money on the table by failing to understand that the process generates not just one profitable product, but two.
INDUSTRIES
Here are a few of the diverse industries that we serve.
Regardless of your industry needs, our drying systems and processes can help.
HEMP
Hemp drying is typically used to protect a harvested crop from spoiling prior to CBD extraction. While some farmers will hang dry portions of their crops, the space and labor requirements to accomplish this make this impractical for substantial amounts.
POULTRY
Uzelac Industries is a major supplier of Rotary Drying Systems to the poultry industry, including for such notable clients as Herbruck’s Poultry Ranch, Michael Foods, Foster Farms and Tyson, building custom equipment for over 30 years.
BIOMASS
Although many substances such as agricultural crops and waste materials can be burned for fuel, the most common biomass used for fuel is wood and wood processing wastes.
RENDERING
Rendering transforms waste by-products from the animal industry into stable, valuable and safe-to-use materials such as bone meal, blood meal and feather meal, which can be used as organic fertilizer for plants or as a nutritional supplement for animals.
BIOSOLIDS
Biosolids are nutrient-rich organic materials produced when sewage sludge from wastewater treatment facilities are properly treated and processed. After treatment and processing, these residuals can be recycled and applied as fertilizer to improve and maintain productive soils and stimulate plant growth.
GASIFICATION
Gasification is a chemical reaction caused by heating material in an oxygen-starved environment, resulting in incomplete combustion that drives off carbon-rich gases. These gasses are then combusted in a thermal oxidizer with the addition of air. Gasification is often confused with incineration, although they are totally different processes.
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