Tidal Series 5
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Introduction Members of the Schenck Process Group, Stock Redler Ltd are leading providers of feeding, automation and bulk solids handling solutions. The Schenck Process Group are global market leaders for solutions in measuring and process technologies in industrial weighing, feeding, screening and automation. Always close to the customer, with an unrivalled global network of operating companies we are your competent global partner for weighing, feeding, screening and automation solutions throughout the process industries. Our philosophy is based on... Continuous product development Best...

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Specifications The housing The housing is of aluminium to BS 1490:1988, the body to LM25 and the cover to LM6, both of which are gravity die castings having a high resistance to corrosion, painted a silver grey hammer finish. An epoxy painted version for additional protection against corrosion is also available to order. One conduit entry is provided tapped M20 x 1.5. The breather hole adjacent to the conduit entry is tapped 1/8” BSP enabling client to fit a pipe between the housing and the bin, via a manometer or other form of dust trap, to balance any differential pressure such as with...

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16 Holes 11mm Dia equi-spaced on 240mm P Dia for M10 x 16 .C Hex. set screws Conduit entry tapped M20 x 1.5 Typical Wiring Diagrams 216mm (8.5”) Dia. hole required in bin wall Bunker side 6mm (0.25”) thick mounting plate L1 Tidal Control Normal Running L2 Tidal Control No - Volt Circuit D.T.L Contactor Starter Tidal Control Normal Running Stopped by Tidal Control. Stopped by Tidal Control on. On discharge chute to prevent choking of conveyor or elevator On bunker to stop abstracting conveyor when bunker is empty L2 Tidal Control No - Volt Circuit D.T.L Contactor Starter Conveyor High Tidal...

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Drop Forged Chain For Conveyors & Elevators RoCon Rotational Control Unit Installation The Tidal Control Unit should be mounted either on a vertical face or at an inclination such the accumulating material will exert sufficient pressure to depress the diaphragm and receding material will freely gravitate clear. Units mounted on an inclined face are suitable with a limited head of material but the feed should be such that the material does not drop directly on to the diaphragm. The gasket provided should be fitted between the Tidal Control Unit and mounting face. The Tidal Control Unit MUST...

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Stock Redler Limited Redler House Dudbridge, Stroud Gloucestershire GL5 3EY England T +44 (0) 1453 763 611 F +44 (0) 1453 763 582 sales@redler.com www.redler.com

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