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June 20, 2024
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Brief: Discover the Twin Screw Loss In Weigh Feeder 2L/H-300L/H, designed for precise and efficient feeding of materials with poor fluidity. This advanced feeder uses twin screws for better push force and control, ensuring high accuracy and a wide feeding range. Ideal for powders and fine materials, it features a robust design with optional agitators and top-tier components.
Related Product Features:
  • Twin screw design for better push force and control, suitable for powders with poor fluidity.
  • Feeding capacity ranges from 2L/H to 300L/H, accommodating various material types.
  • Equipped with an agitator for anti-bridging, ensuring smooth material flow.
  • Optional load cells from Mettler Toledo or Flintec for precise weight measurement.
  • Constructed with SS304 silo material for durability and resistance to corrosion.
  • Features Siemens or Delta feeding motors for reliable performance.
  • Advanced control system enhances feeding accuracy and range.
  • Customizable configurations available, including material testing for optimal setup.
Faqs:
  • What types of materials are suitable for the Twin Screw Loss In Weigh Feeder?
    The feeder is ideal for powders with poor fluidity, including those that are floodable or prone to anti-bridging. It can handle a wide range of materials from fine powders to granules.
  • What is the feeding capacity of the Twin Screw Loss In Weigh Feeder?
    The feeding capacity ranges from 2L/H to 300L/H, making it suitable for various industrial applications requiring precise material feeding.
  • Can the feeder be customized for specific material requirements?
    Yes, DEGA offers customizable configurations, including material testing, to ensure the feeder meets your specific needs and operates optimally with your materials.
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