DRUM DUMP FEEDER

Published:  02 February, 2011

Bulk solids handling specialists, Flexicon (Europe) Ltd. have announced an all-new TIP-TITETM Drum Dump Feeder that seals drums against a discharge cone, tips the drum and feeds bulk material into downstream equipment, dust-free at controlled rates.

The drum platform is raised by a single hydraulic cylinder, creating a dust-tight seal between the rim of a drum and the underside of the discharge cone.  A second hydraulic cylinder tips the platform-hood assembly and drum, stopping at dump angles of up to 90 degrees with a motion-dampening feature.  Material flowing through the discharge cone charges the intake adapter of a cantilevered flexible screw conveyor that feeds downstream equipment volumetrically.

Available in stationary and mobile configurations, the Drum Dump Feeder is offered with cantilevered flexible screw conveyors in custom lengths ,oriented horizontally (shown), or at an incline, for the purpose of elevating, as well as metering, the material.

The gentle rolling action of the flexible screw conveyor in an enclosed tube reduces agglomerates discharged from drums, improving feed rate accuracy.

Pre-engineered, pre-wired and ready to plug in and run, the system accommodates drums from 115 to 210 litres and is offered in carbon steel with durable industrial finishes, with material contact surfaces of stainless steel, or in all-stainless steel finished to food, dairy, pharmaceutical or industrial standards.

 

For further information please contact:

Mr. Alan Walton

General Sales Manager

Flexicon (Europe) Ltd. 89 Lower Herne Road Herne, Herne Bay Kent CT6 7PH

Tel:      +44 (0) 1227 374710           Fax:     +44 (0) 1227 365821

www.flexicon.co.uk                E-mail:            sales@flexicon.co.uk

 

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