BVG Bauer-Verfahrenstechnik-GmbH

Address

Gewerbering 12
86926, Greifenberg
Germany
Internet: www.bvg-gr.de

BVG Bauer-Verfahrenstechnik-GmbH was founded in 1984 in Greifenberg, Germany, by Dr. Jochen Bauer. For more than 40 years, BVG has been developing innovative process engineering solutions for the application of chemical additives in the paper industry, continuously setting new standards in efficiency, economic performance and product quality. A key focus of BVG’s activities lies in so-called “in situ” processes, where chemical additives are produced directly within the paper mill.

These processes allow a significant part of the value creation chain to be shifted to the customer. By using cost-efficient commodities instead of specialty products, substantial cost savings can be achieved. At the same time, BVG technologies enable the production of tailor-made additives with specific properties that directly influence critical paper quality parameters – often resulting in genuine unique selling points, as such additives are typically not available as standard market products.

Typical “in situ” processes include dry and wet cationization of base starch, enzymatic conversion of native starch for surface and coating starch production, dispersion and wet grinding of minerals and pigments, polymer preparation, production of sizing agents and emulsions (e.g. ASA), as well as the preparation of solutions based on CMC, PVA or other polymers.

In addition to classical process engineering systems for the storage, preparation and dosing of all chemical additives used in the paper industry – in both solid and liquid form – BVG acts as a full-scope system supplier, delivering tailor-made, energy-efficient and low-maintenance solutions for new installations, revamps and existing plants worldwide. A particular emphasis is placed on continuous, fully automated processes, which enable savings of up to 90% in energy, raw material and operating costs compared to conventional batch processes, while ensuring highest product consistency, maximum yield and outstanding process reliability.

BVG is widely recognized as a pioneer and technology leader in starch preparation systems for the paper industry. With more than 500 supplied jet cooking systems and over 270 installed enzymatic starch conversion plants, BVG is regarded as the global market leader in this field. BVG’s technologies have had a lasting impact on starch preparation processes throughout the paper industry.

Furthermore, BVG is increasingly active in the fields of fresh water and wastewater treatment, filtration and separation of media used in paper manufacturing. These activities expand BVG’s portfolio into a holistic solution competence covering the entire value chain – from raw material preparation and production processes to sustainable resource management.

BVG stands for German engineering excellence, highest quality standards, strong innovative capability and state-of-the-art automation technology up to Industry 2.0 solutions. In addition to the design and manufacture of process engineering machinery and plants, BVG offers comprehensive services including permitting and conceptual engineering, detailed engineering, control system programming, service and maintenance, as well as recurring inspections in accordance with ATEX and WHG regulations. Under the brand name “Superzyme”, BVG also develops and markets customized enzyme products for starch applications in the paper industry.

Today, the company is managed by Tilman Bauer, representing the second generation of leadership, and employs approximately 60 people at its headquarters in Greifenberg, Germany. With subsidiaries in the United States and China, BVG is present in all major global paper markets.

Programme

9:00 Departure from the main entrance to The Westin Grand Munich Hotel
10:00 Welcome and company presentation
11:00 Guided tour through the facility
12:30 Invitation to a snack and conversation
13:30 Return to the hotel
14:30 Arrival at the hotel

Travel time: approx. 45 – 60 Minutes
Travel distance: approx. 45 km

A bus to Munich Central Station and the airport (MUC) will depart at 3:00 pm from in front of the main entrance to The Westin Grand Munich Hotel.