The contained drum reconditioning unit integrates a big bag unhooking solution equipped with a glove box. The big bag is placed on the unloading station by an electric hoist, which is controlled by the packaging operator.
The gravity discharge allows for a safe flow of the powder being handled. For installation constraints, our design office can propose the implementation of intermediate transfer solutions for the recovery of the materials to be packaged.
MODELS
| BBDRUMMATIC® 100 | |
|---|---|
| Rate | 60 drums/hr |
| Capacity | Drums from 5 to 110 KG |
| Materials of construction | Mild steel, 304 SS, 316 SS |
| Installed power | 10 to 15 Kw |
| Compressed air consumption | 2m³/hr @ 6bar |
| Dedusting flow | 1,500 m³/hr |
PROCEDURE
The dosing of the powder is provided by a vibrating corridor, allowing a high flow during the bulk fill phase and a small dosage speed to ensure accuracy to the nearest 10 grams. The use of a waterproof vibrating corridor allows a wide range of variation to adapt to the different granulometry and densities of packaged products.
The barrel containment enclosure is the standard of the Palamatic DrumFlow® model which provides a watertight connection and a densification of the products by vibrating the barrel during the filling phase. The weighing is loaded onto the cask connection head, which allows an exact weighing value and offers optional label printing (with the commercial weighing information).
The drums are transferred by a set of motorized roller conveyors, coupled with sensors for autopilot. This allows the packaging operator to remain at his welding station. The supply of barrels by vacuum and the evacuation of the conditioned drums is automatic and managed by our PLC software.
