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Morse Manufacturing Company: New control options for DrumTumblr

Controls and enclosures enhance operator safety

Morse Manufacturing Company: New control options for DrumTumblr
By 24/7 Staff 
May 27, 2016

The CE mark-certified DrumTumblr machine by Morse Manufacturing can now be specified with a new selection of controls and enclosures equipped with safety interlock to enhance operator safety.

The AC control package NEMA 4/12 for non-hazardous applications includes mast and box with adjustable timer (to time a range from a few seconds to 16 hours), start/stop buttons, rotation speeds 2 to 20 rotations per minute, red emergency stop button, lockable main disconnect to stop power to unit, 24-volt DC control supply, wire terminals to connect safety interlock switch.

Also new are explosion-proof AC controls for use in hazardous areas.

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