Walter Brucks - The History of the Beginning of Industrial Dragee Production
Brucks was the name of a locksmith's shop founded by H. Brucks in Germany in 1863. Over time, it developed into a foundry and industrial factory where copper items such as sugar cooking elements, distillation devices, and radiators for heating were produced.
Starting in 1921, it was known as Walter Brucks and was already renowned for the variety of locksmith elements, storage tanks, and machines for food production that were manufactured there. In 1952, the first rotating coating drum was registered under the brand Walter Brucks at the patent office in Munich.
In 1968, the first belt coating machine was produced. By this time, the company was already being led by the fourth generation of the Brucks family. Walter Brucks remains a family business that benefits from the success of its dragee or coating machines.
Learn more about the advantages of Walter Brucks coating machines
With the stirrers or drums for dragee production, seeds, candies, or pharmaceutical products can be coated. Walter Brucks manufactures all necessary coating systems. In 1998, under the management of Ing. Penka Brucks, the wife of Karl-Heinrich Brucks (fifth generation), new or used machines were offered for sale or rental. The coating systems could be automatic, and the product range varied depending on sugar, chocolate, or other film coatings. They also offer stainless steel storage tanks for storing chocolate and other coatings.
In our online catalog, we have a large stock of stirrers that are ideal for industrial applications. They can include rotation indication and coating angles. They can also include a cold or hot blower, spray systems for applying various coatings, and sound insulation for reducing noise during drum operation.
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