Belt loss-in-weight feeder FB130 series
powderfor the food industryhopper

belt loss-in-weight feeder
belt loss-in-weight feeder
belt loss-in-weight feeder
belt loss-in-weight feeder
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Characteristics

Product
powder
Type
belt
Applications
for the food industry
Other characteristics
hopper

Description

Gentle gravimetric feeding or metering of free flowing or friable products at small to medium rates The Loss-in-Weight Belt Feeder FB130 combines the gentle material handling advantages of a belt feeder with the accurate control of a loss-in-weight system. It is ideal for feeding fragile products or powders with special characteristics, e.g. powders with very low melting points, powders with wax additives, or very abrasive powders. - Ideal for handling free flowing or friable materials - Suitable for powders with demanding characteristics - Used to meter or totalize prior to packaging The FB130 is ideal for gravimetric feeding of flakes, chips, pellets and similar bulk material. The housing is made of stainless steel. The removable side cover is equipped with a window for observing the material flow. Slide gates at the hopper outlet allow the material flow to be easily adjusted. The easy to clean belt is made of a polyurethane coated polyester. The unit can be easily cleaned by sliding the conveyor out of the housing. For bulk materials which tend to clump, a brush is fixed at the outlet of the belt. The feeder can optionally be equipped with an agitator for feeding powders with special characteristics, e.g. powders with very low melting points, powders with wax additives, or powders with very abrasive characteristics.

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