Powder & Bulk Solids

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This mobile machine will fill one to seven gallon containers in a batch operation. It is a mobile, semi-automatic pail filler, built with casters and wheel locks and has a cord with a special wall plug.

This machine will fill 5 to 55 gallon containers, either top fill or sub-surface fill mode. It requires empty containers to accumulate prior to the filling station.

This is the most popular method of filling drums and IBCs. Palletized filling is recommended whenever drums are to be stored or shipped on pallets.

Portable drum discharging system safely and efficiently empties drums of various dry materials into your process.

Two approaches to solving dust issues with highly dispersed powder materials

It goes without saying that a modern food or beverage plant handles lots of powders, either as raw ingredients or finished products. To handle all this stuff, plants are equipped with powder transport and conveying systems as well as powder silos, feeders, blenders, de-baggers and filling machines.

Development and design of powder-handling equipment and systems for the process industries present engineers with two problems. First, the world’s process industries are very diverse, ranging from petroleum and petrochemicals to fine chemicals, food and beverages, pharmaceuticals, plastics, pigments, detergents, fertilizers and more.

Powder products — such as flavorings, flours, pharmaceuticals and nutraceuticals — are part of a broader group of materials called “bulk solids” that can range from micron- to millimeter-sized particles.

NBE bulk material storage systems are designed to function as process-critical elements in an integrated bulk material processing or packaging operations.

The new HemiPleat® eXtreme nano fiber filter from Camfil Air Pollution Control (APC) offers higher filtration efficiencies, greater durability and better resistance to pulse-cleaning than competitive products.