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Material Transfer Systems: Material Master Bulk Bag Conditioning System

Loosen material in bulk bags for emptying with conditioning system

Material Transfer Systems: Material Master Bulk Bag Conditioning System
By Material Transfer Systems 
May 29, 2015

The Material Master bulk bag conditioning system by Material Transfer loosens solidified, hardened and agglomerated material in bulk bags for easier emptying.

The newest model incorporates a control enclosure purge unit that complies with hazardous location standards. Offered as an alternative to other methods (such as shaking with forklifts or by personnel), the system prevents bag breakage and the risk of injury. It features hydraulically actuated pivoting conditioning arms with extended travel; a rotary lift table to position the bag for complete material conditioning on all sides; and v-shaped tubular breaker profiles to efficiently return compacted materials to a free-flowing state.

Usable with a range of bulk bag sizes, the machine has a large, color touchscreen operator interface for access to conditioning parameters, full recipe management functions, system status and manual mode controls. Operator safety is ensured through full machine guarding and a load side light curtain.

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