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'''Agitator hopper''' units are designed to ensure consistent, reliable flow of non free-flowing material into downstream conveyance or processing equipment. Agitator hoppers use a combination of design features; such as a full-length discharge trough, and continuous sweep arms, to condition material discharged from bulk bags or containers. Agitator hopper systems prevent bridging or ratholing above the take-away inlet and provide free material flow to downstream processes.
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Agitator hopper

Agitator hopper units are designed to ensure consistent, reliable flow of non free-flowing material into downstream conveyance or processing equipment. Agitator hoppers use a combination of design features; such as a full-length discharge trough, and continuous sweep arms, to condition material discharged from bulk bags or containers. Agitator hopper systems prevent bridging or ratholing above the take-away inlet and provide free material flow to downstream processes.


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