Solution
Bulk Bag Unloading
Big-bag (FIBC) unloading stations empty 500-2000 kg bags into hoppers, weighers or conveyors with spout clamping, massage aids and dust extraction - cutting manual handling and spillage.
What the system covers
Frame, hoist arrangement, spout clamp, discharge aid, hopper and downstream interface, plus dust extraction and optional weighing.
Getting poor-flowing powders out
Materials that hang up in the bag bottom are handled with massage plates, stretching frames or vibration, and the spout stays clamped so the powder leaves through the sealed path rather than spilling at the operator's feet.
Feeding the next stage
Discharge can feed a screw conveyor, vacuum line, rotary valve or weigher. Level signals in the hopper start and stop extraction to suit the receiving process, and empty bags are removed without opening the product path.
Choosing between a frame and a full station
A basic frame with a spout clamp suits occasional unloading where an operator can control the flow by hand. A full station adds a hopper, level control, dust extraction and a discharge aid, which is the usual choice when bags are emptied every shift and the downstream process expects a steady supply. The deciding factors are how often bags are changed and whether anyone has to stand under the bag while it empties.
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