Rekers

Rekers is 60 years old family owned company, manufacturing Concrete Block machines, handling equipment for concrete blocks, AAC blocks, and concrete pipes. Our machine capacities start from 70 sq. mtr./per hour to 300 sq.mtr. per hour. And handling system starts with semiautomatic Loader/Unloader/Cuber to Fully automatic plant which includes Finger car, elevator/lowerator/cuber / packaging station. In addition to this, we supply state-of-the-art colour blending system for small as well as big board machines, said Mr. Kamaldeep Sandhu, Area Manager, India.

On Excon participation he said, we are participating in this show since 2003 and it's always a new and exciting experience to be here. This year, our company's focus is on the requirement of Indian concrete product industry and therefore, we are trying to provide them the cost effective machines and equipment with Germany's latest technology. We want to grow with them by understanding their requirements and providing them the customized solutions.

Expatiating on their launch plan he said that we will launch a mid size compact and advance machine for Indian concrete product industry on the coming show. This machine is very suitable to Indian conditions with advanced but also streamlined and simple technology, operator-friendly features with semi-automatic handling system. It has been developed in two years time, after talking to many Indian companies, understanding their requirement, we assure all of them that it will match their expectations, he stated adding that Rekers GmbH will continue to support Indian companies for their customized requirements, in the future as well.

Further he said, Rekers had interacted with lots of visitors in the past shows and therefore we have come up with this new machine RS1KV, which we are going to launch in this show. Since the presentation of our first RS1KV machine in Germany in August, we have seen very good response from India. The company is quite confident about the sales projections of this newly launched machine, he added.