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Sack Tipping Station

Sack Tipping Station

Sack Tipping Station

Product catalog summary
Sack Tipping and Feeding Stations Overview
Gericke's sack tipping and feeding stations are designed for ergonomic and safe handling of sacks and boxes, focusing on dust control and operational ease. The system includes a rest platform within an extracted cabinet where sacks are opened and contents are transferred to a surge hopper or process machinery. An extract fan ensures dust-laden air is removed from the operator's vicinity.

Dust Control and Safety Features
The air is filtered through porous cartridge elements, cleaned by an automatic compressed air reverse jet system, activated when the main door is closed. The main door is top-hinged and supported by gas springs, with a safety mesh preventing access to downstream machinery.

Construction and Options
Available in carbon steel, 304, and 316 stainless steel, with finishes including powder coating and beadplast. The extract fan is 1.1Kw, 3Phase, 50Hz, IP65, with an air flow of 1 metre/second across the sack tip point. The filter is an 8m² cartridge type, cleaned by a reverse jet system. The design includes a safety mesh, removable laminar flow panel, and hygienic support legs.

Customization and Additional Features
Gericke offers flexible modular designs with options for remote dust filtration systems, various outlet hoppers, and discharge chutes. Additional features include empty sack compactors, discharge chutes, magnet trays, pre-wired control panels, and discharge aids like vibration and fluidising pads. The stations are suitable for ATEX Zones, with special applications available for zone 1 areas.

Contact Information
For more information, visit www.gericke.net or contact Gericke representatives in Switzerland, Germany, France, the UK, the Netherlands, and Singapore.
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Sack Tipping and Feeding Stations Controlling Dust, Managing Product, Easing Operation Gericke sack tipping and feeding stations are ergonomically designed to provide safe handling for all types of sacks and boxes whilst controlling and reducing dust emissions. The operator places the sack onto a rest platform, which is enclosed within an extracted cabinet. The bag is cut open and the contents tipped into a surge hopper or directly into process machinery. The laminar flow within the station provided by an extract fan ensures that the dust laden air is carried way from the operator and back into the enclosure. The air is filtered through porous cartridge elements, which are cleaned by an automatic compressed air, reverse jet arrangement operated only when the main door is closed after making contact with a position switch. This feature provides additional protection for the operator from exposure to dust clouds. The main door is hinged at the top and securely supported by telescopic gas springs. Access to rotating downstream machinery is prevented by a safety mesh. Gericke sack tipping stations are available in a number of standard configurations with customised designs available on request. Powder Processing Equipment & Systems Leaflet No. 635_uk

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Flexible Modular Design Options to satisfy YOUR production requirements Standard Features - Carbon Steel - Carbon Steel - Powder Coated - Stainless Steel ■ Air flow across sack tip l Filter: 8m2 cartridge type sequential controller i Factory compressed air supply: i Integral safety mesh i Removable laminar flow panel i Hygienic folded/open support legs i Hygienic top hinged door supported in open position by gas i Door position switch interlocked with fan & reverse jet filter i Integral bag rest platform inside extracted enclosure i Integral flange for bolting surge hopper & mounting options...

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