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IMPROVED
DISPERSION
OF PRODUCT TO HOPPERS |
Maximum
vibration amplitude of the dispersion feeder table and radial
feeder troughs has been increased by 50%. Auto Feed Control
continually adjusts the duration and amplitude of vibration
to optimize weigher performance, compensating for any build-up
of product or debris (such as flavoring or ice particles) without
the need for operator intervention.
All contact parts, including radial feeders and hoppers, are
fully interchangeable. |
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STABLER,
MORE ACCURATE
HOPPER GATE ACTION |
Hopper
movement is smooth, stable and controlled. The hoppers are driven
by stepper motors, with no reliance on external springs. New
needle bearings within the drive mechanism further enhance smooth
operation, while mechanical rigidity and reliability have also
been improved (standard metal thickness of hopper gates and
chutes is 1.5mm). Drive units feature corrosion-proof stainless
steel covers.
The absence of external hopper springs reduces dust and debris
accumulation. All hoppers and chutes mount and detach quickly,
easily and smoothly to minimize cleaning time, while the rounded
corners of troughs, chutes and hoppers prevent product build-up. |
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DISCHARGE
OPTIONS FOR
HIGH-SPEED WEIGHING |
Optional
segmented discharge chutes (shown here) prevent swirling at
high speed, reducing packaging waste.
On double discharge machines, special high-speed discharge chutes
help ensure that all components of a weighment reach the outlet
at the same time. This provides more compact delivery of product
to the packaging machine, enabling faster weighing with reduced
waste of product and packaging material.
Optional timing hoppers can incorporate inserts to further compact
each weighment.
For speeds of up to 160 wpm on single discharge machines, parabolic
lower discharge chutes are available. These reduce product streaming,
helping to ensure that a compact charge of product is delivered
to the packaging machine. |
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