27 August 2009
The electro-magnetically driven HC36 feeders incorporate an energy-efficient AC drive and are claimed to offer low power consumption. The High Control range has precision variable (0-100 per cent) control.During the Sandtoft trials each feeder was supplied with a stainless steel tray measuring 250mm (width) by 610mm (length), a hopper through which the material is collected and fed and a variable speed control. The special design of the drive ensures an even spread of the process material.Eriez tested sand samples in the laboratory at its European headquarters in Caerphilly, South Wales. The company claims the tests yielded impressive results and proved that it was possible to feed a very thin layer of sand onto the tile surface. This cut product wastage and, in turn, reduced manufacturing cost.
The electro-magnetically driven HC36 feeders incorporate an energy-efficient AC drive and are claimed to offer low power consumption. The High Control range has precision variable (0-100 per cent) control.
During the Sandtoft trials each feeder was supplied with a stainless steel tray measuring 250mm (width) by 610mm (length), a hopper through which the material is collected and fed and a variable speed control. The special design of the drive ensures an even spread of the process material.
Eriez tested sand samples in the laboratory at its European headquarters in Caerphilly, South Wales. The company claims the tests yielded impressive results and proved that it was possible to feed a very thin layer of sand onto the tile surface. This cut product wastage and, in turn, reduced manufacturing cost.
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