Loss-in-Weight Feeder Targets Compound and Masterbatch Industries
ProFlex C continuous feeding of bulk materials such as powder, granulates, pellets or fibers.
Optimized design, flexible hopper walls and flexible installation options reportedly make the ProFlex C a tailored solution for the compound and masterbatch industries. The ProFlex C feeding system is used for the continuous feeding of bulk materials such as powder, granulates, pellets or fibers.
With ProFlex C 500, 3000 and 6000, Schenck Process offers three feeder sizes with a total of five extension hoppers. All ProFlex models have extension hoppers which are easy to clean and have an adaptable, space-saving design that enables optimum installation in existing and new production plants. The off-center feeder arrangement allows up to eight feeders with close-fitting discharge helixes and nozzles to be used.
The drive and feeder setup can be customized during assembly. For maximum flexibility, the direction of the discharge side can be easily changed at any time. Schenck Process is now offering the choice between different discharge lengths as standard. Only two highly accessible sides are needed for service work. Various feed hoppers, gear reducers, helixes and nozzles are available for adaptation to the special properties of bulk materials.
All models are available as loss-in-weight feeders and volumetric feeders.
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