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The transparent food dispensers help to reduce the amount of outer packaging. Sell loose goods such as rice, noodles, pulses, cereals or baking ingredients for independent dispensing in the individually required quantity. The food dispensers are available in different sizes. They are filled from above via a large lid opening. Due to gravity, the bulk material always falls down where it can be filled into a container by operating a lever. The suspension device on the rear side is designed in such a way that even containers with different capacities end uniformly at the removal height. A conversion to unpackaged articles is child's play with the help of our products!

Description The multi-coupling has been created for connecting and disconnecting several hydraulic lines at the same time. This is done by an operating lever the guide crank of which is designed for a minimum of operating force. The connection of the hydraulic lines is done with flat face couplings. Due to the secial sealing it is possible to couple against trapped pressure on the male halves (max. 4x100 bar/ 5802 PSI) The main features of the multi coupling are: · Safety against commutability of hydraulic lines · Quick connecting · Coupling against trapped pressure · Optimally minimized leakage during coupling process Working Pressure 250 bar / 25 MPa / 3626 PSI Material Steel Surface Finishing Zinc-Nickel Standard Seal Material(s) NBR (Buna-N®), PTFE, PU

-rubber guard to prevent damage to drum (can be replaced) -locking lever to secure in open position -operating lever to adjust tilting position

The density of the material fed to the mat formers as well as the weight of the formed mat are important factors and must therefore be continuously monitored. CMC TEXPAN's load-cell scales can easily be tted into new or existing production lines to ensure consistent PB, MDF or OSB qualities. They can be installed inside metering bins to control the density of the material fed to the mat formers or downstream of mat formers to control the weight of the formed mat. The core of a mat scale is its weighing table, made of aluminium and split into two halves each connected to the relevant load cells by means of weighing levers. Mat scales operate in "load" mode that is to say the heavier the weight on the scale, the higher the load on the cells. The weight detected by the load cells will be displayed on a digital amplier, shielded against high and low frequency noise, which will give an mA-output signal for further processing in a PLC.