Environmental impact and the use of energy saving solutions are some of the greatest challenges that most companies now have to tackle. At INGENUT, Engineering Company in Tenerife and the Canaries, we offer industrial solutions and installations in which the environment is the main actor. We have great respect for the environment.

Series of metal structures

Our client Saint-Gobain Weber Cemarksa, a sustainable company, decided on several changes. The goal: to take advantage of natural light, with the subsequent energy, environmental and economic advantages. A need, a solution! At INGENUT we got to work and installed a translucent enclosure on the plant’s perimeter façade. The result was a remarkable reduction of power consumption thanks to increasing the entry of natural light. We provide customised industrial installations and sustainable solutions!

Fibre hopper, a leadscrew and a joining duct

Our client’s concerns regarding the continuous improvement of their processes and results made another need arise: being able to incorporate new additives to raw material to manufacture new products. At INGENUT, Engineering Company in Tenerife and the Canaries, we solved this need with several industrial installations. In this case, with an electric and mechanic assembly of a big-bag unloader, a fibre hopper, a leadscrew and a joining duct between the equipment. We also provided and installed a series of metal structures to support the old equipment, as well as the appropriate maintenance walkways. We provide customised industrial installations!

Big-bag unloader

Our client Saint-Gobain Weber Cemarksa is part of Weber Saint-Gobain. Founded in France in 1665, Saint-Gobain is a global leader of Sustainable Habitats. They focus on the development of innovative solutions to improve energy efficiency of buildings and generation of renewable energy. They are one of the biggest industrial groups in the world and one of the 100 most innovative companies. Present in 64 countries, and with 193,000 employees, Saint-Gobain reported a revenue of €43.2 billion in 2012.