Feeding & Blending
How to Effectively Reduce Costs with Smart Auxiliaries Technology
As drying, blending and conveying technologies grow more sophisticated, they offer processors great opportunities to reduce cost through better energy efficiency, smaller equipment footprints, reduced scrap and quicker changeovers. Increased throughput and better utilization of primary processing equipment and manpower are the results.
WatchHillenbrand Completes Schenck Acquisition
New business will join forces with Coperion/Coperion K-Tron, Herbold and others in Hillenbrand’s Advanced Process Solutions group.
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Feeder Handles Poor Flowing, Sticky Powders
Unit combines mechanical design of Kubota gravimetric feeders with Brabender Technologie GmbH’s load cell and motor technology.
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Dual-Arch Bulk Bag Conditioner
Arched doorway masts increase overhead clearance to facilitate insertion and removal of palletized bulk bags using a forklift.
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Five Quick Steps Toward Better Blending
Rising costs of resins and additives, along with higher demands for quality and use of regrind, place a premium on proficient blending. Here are some steps to get you there.
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Captive Molder Beefs Up Auxiliaries to Boost Quality, Consistency
SeeScan adds conveying, drying, feeding and chilling technologies to improve quality — and enhance employee safety — in production of its underground/underwater inspection systems.
WatchHillenbrand Buys Schenck
Materials handling and feeding company to join forces with Coperion/Coperion K-Tron.
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Twin-Screw Feeder Ideal for Hard-to-Handle Materials
Twin-screw gravimetric feeder features a horizontal agitator so that the two screws are always filled with material.
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Conair to Market Blenders, Gauge Controls for Film and Fiber under Conair by Doteco Brand
New brand under which the products are being sold reflects the complementary nature of two sister companies.
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Cone Tumble Blender Utilizes Diffusion Mixing
Delivers low impact, highly accurate, and repeatable mixing of powders, granules, pellets, and other free-flowing solids.
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