The most modern gravel plant in Baden-Württemberg's ceremoniously opened in Kirchberg!

The most modern gravel plant in Baden-Württemberg's ceremoniously opened in Kirchberg!

With a solemn act, the most modern gravel plant in Baden-Württemberg was opened in Kirchberg an der Murr. The Aspacher company Glasser has invested 25 million euros for this. Managing Director Christoph Kübler described this project as the largest investment in the 161-year history of the company and was proud of the impressive dimensions of the new facility. With a width of 80 meters and a height that corresponds to a ten -story apartment block, the work represents an important economic project for the region, according to the Stuttgarter Nachrichten .

The decision for this company was made after approval by the Kirchberg municipal council, which granted the immission protection permit. Technical director Peter Antweiler explained that the existing facility from the 1960s comes and is in need of renovation. The new work includes many technical innovations that are supposed to reduce the noise and dust. In this way, the permissible limit values ​​for emissions even in unfavorable operating states remain, which is a major concern of the residents.

modern technology and sustainability

The fully automated processes make it possible to even load building materials at night. Equipped with kilometers -long conveyor belts, heavy tons of crashing and seven, the new work will ensure regional supply with high -quality shell limestone. There are also plans to produce new products such as Brechsande and Füller for Transport concrete, which will benefit the region's raw material economy.

The planned structural measures take place in an area that is currently being used as a storage area. With the new facility in the northwest of the quarry site, the company hopes to continue to operate the existing gravel plant until the new work was commissioned. A pre -breaker remains in operation. The BKZ reports that the next residential areas, Zwingelhausen and Fürstenhof are also widely removed, so that negative effects are minimized for the residents can.

regional commitment and environmental protection

The decision to invest in new technologies and sustainable practices is in line with the current challenges of industry. The climate protection plan 2050 could limit the availability of certain by -products and fuels, but the cement industry has already started to take strategic steps to improve their climate balance. As the Climate Treatment Industry , the sector develops rapidly towards CO2 reduction strategies and efficient use of renewable energies.

municipal councilor Gudrun Wilhelm emphasized the importance of on -site raw material extraction, while managing director Kübler also brought the possibility of an office building for the company in Kirchberg. The opening of this gravel plant not only shows economic Engagement, but also a clear direction towards more sustainability and innovative strength in the region.