This isn't a "milestone" press release. It's a shipment. But here's why it matters: North Africa is a serious market for stick incense. And our gear is now on the ground there.
What exactly is the RXIM‑2.5‑7?
Power: 220V / 380V dual‑voltage. Pulls only 3kW. That matters where electricity isn't cheap or stable.
Stick specs: up to 70cm long, 3–7mm diameter – exactly what the Middle East and North African buyers want.
Feeding: automatic bamboo stick loader – 650×260×550mm. No manual threading stick by stick. Cuts labour drastically.
Main unit: 750×750×1000mm, 150kg net. Light enough that sea freight isn't a fortune. Easy to forklift into a workshop.
Output: 130–160 sticks per minute. Run it 12 hours straight. An 8‑hour shift gives you over 50,000 sticks. Consistent, not just peak numbers.
The real engineering edge – two details most competitors miss.
First, fully mechanical tail‑cutting plus servo‑driven stick feed. That combo holds the incense body density error to ±0.3mm. Industry average is closer to ±0.8mm. What does that mean on the production floor? Fewer rejects, less waste, and the sticks burn evenly – customers notice.
Second, the machine frame uses high‑strength imported structural components. Strong, but still light enough to ship affordably. You don't need a reinforced concrete pad to mount it.
Customer Reviews
They said: "First try – commissioning worked. The interface is intuitive. Our guys ran it solo after one day of training."
That's the kind of feedback that sells more units. No three‑week learning curve. No endless remote support calls for basic operations.
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Our Future
That's the kind of feedback that sells more units. No three‑week learning curve. No endless remote support calls for basic operations.
Where do we go from here?
We'll keep building smarter incense‑making gear – reliable, serviceable, priced for real‑world production. Because preserving incense culture isn't about fancy words. It's about machines that run, shift after shift, without babysitting.
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