Material Transfer: 180° rotation lift & dump drum dumper

Unit accepts a drum of non-free flowing material and discharges the contents into a hopper at approximately 183” above floor level.

Material Transfer

Jan 29, 2014

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Unit features an exclusive Lift & Seal™ system for dust-tight operation, a patented Control-Link™ Rotation system for 180° dump carriage rotation, and 304 stainless steel product contact surfaces. Unit features a continuously welded tubular steel frame for strength and rigidity.

Unit includes custom caging with load side light curtain for enhanced operator safety. Unit includes a gravity roller conveyor base for easy drum loading and unloading.

Available with discharge heights up to 40’, rotation to 180°, for any size drum or container. Units are custom designed for your application requirements.

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