CDE launches smart technology suite
According to the company, the CDE Core smart technology suite includes three key features: an easy-to-use monitoring system, a digital tool to manage workflows and a 3D parts catalogue. Photo courtesy of CDE
CDE released its CDE Core smart technology suite, which is designed to increase plant efficiency, automate processes and lower operating costs.
According to the company, CDE Core includes an easy-to-use monitoring system, a digital tool to manage and simplify operator workflows, and a 3D parts catalogue tailored for each customer’s individual equipment. It also helps ensure users that their resources are maximized and gives greater control of their plants.
Core SmartTech, CDE Core’s monitoring system, uses smart sensors to provide real-time date on components of the plant. The workflow management tool, called Core Workflow, is designed to monitor operator activity while providing critical information. Finally, Core 3D is the parts catalogue for each customer’s plant, allowing users to view 3D visualizations of their plant.
“CDE Core is designed to reduce operating costs and give our customers the best return on the investment they have made in a CDE plant,” says Tom Houston, director of customer care at CDE. “It uses the latest technology with a simple-to-use interface, and we believe it will enhance CDE’s reputation of being the disrupters and innovators in the wet processing industry. For customers, it is about having a connected plant that gives them greater control, enhanced operational efficiency, better resource and asset management, and increased ease of operation.”
CDE Core is also a part of CDE’s CustomCare offering, which includes a team of regional service engineers who assist with equipment maintenance and optimization.
CDE Global, headquartered in Cookstown, Northern Ireland, manufactures wet processing equipment for the sand and aggregate, mining, C&D waste recycling, industrial sands and environmental industries.
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