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The Smart Way to Unload, Convey, Weigh & Mix


CONVEYING LINE


BULKBUSTERTM BULK BAG UNLOADER


STORAGE SILO


STORAGE SILO


STORAGE SILO


SWITCH RECEIVER


MODU-KLEEN® BIN VENT FILTER


BLENDCON® SILO BLENDER


GYROTM


VIBRA-JET® BIN


BULK BAG


AERATOR


WEIGH HOPPER


BELLA®


TWIN SHAFT FLUIDIZED ZONE MIXER


BLENDCON® AIR BLENDING HEAD


TRANSPORTER MANUAL HOSE SWITCH


DYNA-SLIDETM HIGH PRECISION AIR-ACTIVATED FEEDER


BAGBUSTER® BAG BREAKER


BIN


ACTIVATING FEEDER


Less degradation


Move your dry granular materials gently, reliably and with significant reductions in product degradation and/or system wear.


Proven capability


Dynamic Air dense phase pneumatic conveying systems have been proven in over 15,000 installations worldwide. They handle a wide range of materials and bulk densities at rates from less than a hundred kilograms per hour to 400 tonnes per hour, over distances exceeding 1500 metres.


Sixteen concepts


Each Dynamic Air system is custom designed from one of our sixteen different conveying concepts. So you get a conveying solution that fits your process perfectly, without compromises.


Cost effective


Our high material-to-air ratios reduce energy and compressed air requirements. Our low conveying velocities provide significant process savings in both operation and maintenance. Initial cost is surprisingly affordable too, thanks to our modular design concept and ease of installation.


Write or call us today with your questions, or for detailed information on our system applications.


Dynamic Air Ltd.


Milton Keynes United Kingdom


Phone: +44 (0) 1908 622344 E-mail: sales@dynamicair.co.uk www.dynamicair.com


BellaTM


Twin Shaft Fluidized Zone Mixer


GYRO EXTM Bin Activating Feeder


Dense Phase Transporter, J-Series


BulkBusterTM Bulk Bag Unloader


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