product news/產ռ新聞 Operational Efficiency Boosted With Big-Bag Handling Processing procedures involving powdered, granulated


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or other free-flowing materials require regular, high volume product top-ups to maintain adequate throughput. Te special- ized big-bag, air-operated hoists manufactured by J.D. Neu- haus GmbH & Co. (JDN), Witten, Germany, are suitable for operating with single or twin bag loads. Tese handling products also provide safe, speedy and accurate positioning, even where limited headroom conditions exist. Typical applications include metalcasting operations,


chemical and construction/building markets, and specialist markets including energy, recycling and water/sewage treatment. Individual bag loads of 2,425 or 4,850 lbs. (1,100 or 2,200 kg) can be accommodated, with precision handling facilities incor- porated for discharge at storage sites or process line delivery chutes. Te hoist systems are also designed for reliable and safe operation within dust-laden atmospheres, including areas at risk of explosion. Te hoists’ operating medium is compressed air (6


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JDN’s specialized big-bag air operated hoist can handle single or twin loads of 2,425 or 4,850 lbs. (1,100 or 2,200 kg), along with a wide variety of bulky or unusual loads.


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