Effective immediately, this change will apply to all global markets and reflects Lintec & Linnhoff’s commitment to bring the speed, productivity and ease-of-maintenance benefits of the Eurotec product range to a wider customer base.
Daniel Chan, Chairman of Lintec & Linnhoff Holdings, adds: “We are excited to announce this consolidation and are confident that our customers will appreciate being able to purchase the plants under the Lintec name while also enjoying the higher residual value that Lintec plants command. Furthermore, we intend to gradually integrate more technology from our German design centre into the newly branded Lintec concrete batching plants, giving them further appeal.”
Established as part of the Lintec & Linnhoff Group nearly 35 years ago in 1988, Lintec’s brand heritage is founded on state-of-the-art German technology that incorporates high craftsmanship, precision and durability standards. Offering the highest quality of solutions, Lintec is transforming, inspiring, and changing lives by bringing sustainable infrastructure across its range of asphalt mixing plants and its concrete batching plants to communities across the globe.
The new generation of Lintec plants will provide customers in key Lintec & Linnhoff markets, such as Southeast Asia, Latin America, Eastern Europe, Middle East, and Africa, with access to new Lintec products, further complementing existing models.
This includes the Lintec ECP Eco, ideal for customers requiring an eco-friendly batching plant to deliver a large quantity of high-quality concrete. The new Lintec UCP Ultra is for bigger concrete needs for projects requiring thousands of cubic metres daily, while the Lintec PCP Portable offers easy and economical transportation and on-site installation.
The new generation of plants will enhance overall performance and capacity levels while providing powerful and innovative solutions that meet industry standards for environmental impact, recyclability and reusability. This includes fully-cladded plants to reduce pollution, noise levels and our overall impact on the climate and the communities our customers serve.
![The WCA's Ian Riley said: "The inclusion of cement in the Chinese ETS [emissions trading scheme] is a critical and long-awaited step."](/sites/agg/files/styles/sidebar_content/public/2024-09/WCA-Ian-Riley.jpg?itok=A5jABSAO "The WCA's Ian Riley said: \"The inclusion of cement in the Chinese ETS [emissions trading scheme] is a critical and long-awaited step.\"")
