PRESOAKER/ELEVATOR PRESOAKER


Easy Picker’s heavy duty presoaker solves the problem of hard to clean range balls


PS001 PreSoaker (4,500 ball capacity) 51”Wx 39”D x 621


/2 ”H; 232 Gallon


Includes rust free stainless steel tank and a removable floor allowing easy cleaning. The gravity fed system ensures the first ball in is the first ball out. A 2” ball valve drains the tank rapidly. Includes a high capacity elevator to effortlessly remove the balls from the tank and a 10” wide PVC stainless steellaced belt driven by a 1/4 HP motor.


$7495.00


Stainless Steel Interior Floor Panels


Use Easy Picker Elevators to Move Range Balls From One Component to Another or Even Up to Another Level in Your Facility


BC001 Range Ball Elevator  88”


Standard Size: 19”W x 28”D x 881/2 Power Requirements: 110 volt


$4995.00 ”H


• Transports up to 60,000 balls per hour. • Easy Picker’s Elevator Systems automate the toughest jobs in the range balls business: Moving large quantities of range balls.


• Our elevators can supply Dispensers, Holding Bins, and Range Ball Washers. • Gravity fed transfer chutes or power driven elevator belts transfer balls horizontally or vertically.


Custom fabricated elevator/ball transportation systems are our specialties. Custom Elevator Height Up to 30 Feet Call Us for a Quote Today


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