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'''Container Dischargers''' or [[Container Discharge Equipment]] are designed to discharge the contents of bins, boxes, gaylords, gons, carts, or other containers into existing receiving equipment. Standard dumper controls are deadman style where the container dumper operator selects and holds the rotate/return, and/or raise/lower selector switches to operate the discharger equipment. The container dumper will stop, and hold, in any position when the switches are released. Power units and valve stacks are configured based on the dumper system's required cycles per hour and time per cycle. Hydraulic dumper systems can be constructed for general industrial unloader or dumper purposes, wash down duty, intrinsically safe, and explosion proof classifications. | |||
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Latest revision as of 08:18, 7 September 2013
Container Dischargers or Container Discharge Equipment are designed to discharge the contents of bins, boxes, gaylords, gons, carts, or other containers into existing receiving equipment. Standard dumper controls are deadman style where the container dumper operator selects and holds the rotate/return, and/or raise/lower selector switches to operate the discharger equipment. The container dumper will stop, and hold, in any position when the switches are released. Power units and valve stacks are configured based on the dumper system's required cycles per hour and time per cycle. Hydraulic dumper systems can be constructed for general industrial unloader or dumper purposes, wash down duty, intrinsically safe, and explosion proof classifications.
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