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Morse Manufacturing Company: Model 82A-GT pouring palletizer

Drum palletizer with geared hand crank for precise tilting, pouring

Morse Manufacturing Company: Model 82A-GT pouring palletizer
By 24/7 Staff 
August 26, 2015

The model 82A-GT pouring palletizer by Morse Manufacturing now features a geared hand crank for precise tilting and pouring.

Used to move drums on and off shipping pallets, spill containment pallets and dollies, the unit incorporates a V-shaped base for placement of drums at pallet corners. It tilts and pours at heights up to 26 inches, eliminating the ergonomic risks of manual handling.

For dispensing, the unit rotates a drum end-over-end 360 degrees, then locks horizontally. Options include AC, DC or air-powered lift raising and a tilt brake that automatically prevents out-of-control rotation of heavy, unbalanced drums.

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