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06 24-26 OCTOBER 2025 Selis: 60 years of trust in grain processing technologies With over half a century of experience, Selis continues to blend technology with quality in the milling industry, establishing itself as a trusted solution partner in grain processing technologies. Since its founding in 1964, Selis has been one of the leading com- panies providing turnkey solutions for flour, semo- lina, and corn mills. The company also possesses strong expertise in the modernization of existing plants and in enhancing operational efficiency. Through its state-of- the-art machinery and equ- ipment production, cus- tomer-focused approach, and effective after-sales services, Selis has main- tained its reliable position in the industry. Leveraging more than fifty years of experience, the company develops customized, efficient, and innovative solutions for every project, achieving consistent success both in Turkey and international markets. Having proven its strength in the sector by establishing high-efficiency semolina plants for Tur- key’s leading pasta producers, Selis manufactures to the highest standards with its quality assurance systems, experienced technical team, and modern production facilities. With a robust global service network and a commitment to continuous quality, Selis stands out as a trusted technology partner in the milling industry. IEP Technologies, your partner in industrial explosion safety As part of the HOERBIGER Safety Solutions network, IEP Techno- logies stands as a global leader with over 60 years of experience in providing comprehensive explosion protection systems for a wide range of industries, including food, pasta, feed, grain, and milling. Through innovative safety technologies, the company aims to protect production continuity while ensuring the highest level of worker safety. The feed, grain, and milling indust- ries are particularly susceptible to dust explosions due to the inherent handling of large quantities of com- bustible organic materials. Processes such as bulk transfer, storage, grinding in mills, conveying, and dust collection can generate fine, explosible dust clouds. If these dust clouds encounter an ignition source, such as sparks from moving machinery, frictional heating, or electrostatic discharge, the consequences can be devasta- ting, leading to significant business interruption, equipment damage, and, most importantly, serious risks to worker safety. Statistics show that dust collectors, mills, and conveying sys- tems, including bucket elevators, are among the most common locations for dust explosions. Contact one of our regional experts today to learn how we can help you to select and implement the optimum explosion protection and prevention solutions, ensuring a safer and more productive environment; www.ieptech- nologies.com .