Auckland, New Zealand — Dubai, UAE
Powder handling,
end to end.
Storage, conveying and packaging systems for dairy, beverage and food producers — engineered, integrated and supported from New Zealand.
Compliance
ATEX · IECEx capable
Scope
Design · supply · integrate · support
Sectors
Dairy · food · beverage · pet food
Our customers
Trusted by the companies that make the world's powder
What we do
Technolinks Global designs, builds and integrates complete powder-handling lines — storage, conveying, packaging and process automation — for dairy, food, beverage and pet-food manufacturers. Systems are engineered in-house rather than resold, and can be supplied to ATEX and IECEx standards for combustible powders. Headquartered in Auckland, with a Middle East office in Dubai.
The full line
Complete powder
handling systems.
Most suppliers own a slice — sieving, or conveying, or an agency line. We engineer the run from intake to despatch.
Powder Conveying
Pneumatic, mechanical and vacuum transfer — matched to the powder, the distance and the duty.
- Dense phase pneumatic
- Dilute phase pneumatic
- Vacuum conveying
- Flexible screw conveyors
- Rigid screw conveyors
Powder Storage
Silos, bins and hoppers with moisture and temperature control, sized to the plant.
- Powder silos
- Receival hoppers
- Weigh hoppers
- Storage bins
Powder Packaging
Bag, bulk-bag and tanker filling — contained, weighed and repeatable.
- Bulk bag fillers
- Bulk bag unloaders
- Bag dumping stations
- Tanker loading
Process & Automation
Sieving, separation, mixing, dosing and the controls that tie the line together.
- Industrial sieving
- Magnetic separation
- Powder mixing
- Micro-dosing & batching
- Industrial dust extraction
ATEX · IECEx
Hazardous powder handling to ATEX and IECEx.
Milk powder, flour, sugar and protein powders all form explosive atmospheres in the right concentration. We design storage, conveying and packaging to ATEX and IECEx standards, classify the zones, and document the result.
Talk to an engineer about your zone classification
- ATEX
- Directive 2014/34/EU equipment for explosive atmospheres
- IECEx
- The international scheme — the usual route in NZ & Australia
- Zones 20 / 21 / 22
- Dust-zone classification across the line
Industries
Industries we serve.
Dairy is where the value sits in New Zealand — and where the hardest powder problems live.
Dairy
The highest-value powder intent in New Zealand.
- Milk powder
- Infant formula
- Sports supplements
- Flavoured milk
Food
Dry ingredient handling across ambient and hygienic lines.
- Bakery
- Confectionery
- Snacks
- Instant mixes
- Ready-to-eat
Beverages
Powder dosing and blending into liquid lines.
- Instant drinks
- Malted drinks
- Energy drinks
- Soft drinks
Pet Food
Animal and aqua feed processing.
- Dry feed
- Aqua feed
- Premix handling
Installed systems
Engineered, built and commissioned as one line.
Proof
Our customers and case studies.
Dairy
Milk powder handling, intake to bulk-bag
A full storage-to-packaging line for a dairy processor — silo intake, dense-phase transfer and bulk-bag filling under one contract.
- Scope
- Storage → conveying → packaging
- Powder
- Whole & skim milk powder
Food
Dry ingredient intake and sieving
Bulk bag discharge into sieving and weighing for a food manufacturer, with dust extraction designed into the line rather than bolted on.
- Scope
- Intake · sieving · weighing
- Feature
- Integrated dust extraction
Pet Food
Feed mill premix handling
Receival hoppers, rigid screw conveying and premix blending across a multi-level structure for an animal feed producer.
- Scope
- Receival · conveying · blending
- Structure
- Multi-level
Why TLG
Why choose Technolinks Global.
Own-engineered, not resold
We design and build our own systems rather than assembling an agency catalogue. When something needs to change, it changes — no waiting on a principal overseas.
The whole line, one team
Storage, conveying, packaging and controls from one accountable group. No gaps between suppliers where responsibility gets lost.
ATEX & IECEx capable
Combustible dairy and food powders handled to standard, with zone classification and documentation — not treated as someone else's problem.
New Zealand engineering, global delivery
Auckland design and production, a Dubai office, and partners across the US, Southeast Asia and India.
Reach
Engineered in New Zealand. Delivered globally.
Headquarters & Production
Auckland
17A Hobill Ave, WiriAuckland, New Zealand
Middle East Office
Dubai
Meydan Grandstand, 6th FloorNad Al Sheba, Dubai, UAEPartner network
Technology & engineering partner
Paul Techno Process.
TLG's technology and engineering partner on powder handling systems — process engineering carried between two teams that build to the same standard.
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Knowledge
Guides from our engineers.
Types of powder conveying systems
Dilute phase, dense phase, vacuum and mechanical — how to choose by powder, distance and duty.
Dense phase vs dilute phase conveying
Why one damages fragile product and the other doesn't, and where the crossover sits.
ATEX compliance for combustible powders
Why milk powder and flour form explosive atmospheres, and what zone classification requires.
Bulk bag handling safety
Restraint, densification and dust containment when filling and discharging FIBCs.
Types of silos for powder storage
Tower, bunker and bag silos — and why discharge geometry matters more than any of them.
Sieving, magnets and metal detection
The three layers of foreign-body control in a powder line, and where HACCP puts each one.
Automated batching and recipe protection
How recipe-driven batching systems prevent the errors that manual weighing invites.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions.
The questions we hear most from processors — answered the way our engineers would across a table.
- A powder handling system is the connected set of equipment that moves a dry bulk material through a plant — storage, conveying, dosing and packaging. A complete line covers intake from bags, bulk bags or tankers, storage in silos or hoppers, transfer by pneumatic or mechanical conveying, and discharge into packaging or a process vessel.
Discuss your project.
Talk to an engineer.
Send the material, throughput and plant constraints. You’ll get a considered answer from an engineer, not a brochure.