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Chemical Powder Handling

Chemical plants move pigments, resins, fluorochemicals and additives between floors and packing formats. Routes must handle abrasion, stickiness and dust while keeping operators away from open transfer.

Chemical Powder Handling

What the system covers

Intake, vertical or horizontal transfer, storage, dosing, packing and dust control, engineered as one route. Because chemical powders vary widely in abrasiveness and flow behaviour, equipment is chosen per material rather than from a fixed catalogue.

Wear and material selection

Abrasive pigments and fillers can wear through thin-wall pipe quickly, so routes are specified with ceramic-lined bends, thicker wall sections or dense-phase transfer at lower velocity. Sticky products use larger outlets, agitation and air-assisted discharge.

Safety and housekeeping

Transfers are enclosed and extracted at every open point, with pulse-cleaned filters and sealed ash discharge. Manual handling of drums and open buckets is replaced by vacuum or pneumatic conveying wherever the layout allows.

Typical challenges

Vertical multi-floor lifts without open buckets or manual drums
Abrasive or sticky pigments that wear dilute-phase lines
Shared conveying for FIBC and small-bag packing lines
Dust containment and filter cleaning under continuous duty

What we deliver

Vacuum or pneumatic conveying sized for distance and capacity
Wear-minded pipelines, receivers and rotary valves
Ton-bag and small-bag packing interfaces with local extraction
Pulse-cleaned dust collectors and sealed ash discharge
Remote/local HMI options for multi-floor plants

Process flow

Unpack
Convey
Store
Dose
Pack
Dust control

Typical applications

Pigments, dyes and fillers
Resins, PVC additives and polymer powders
Fluorochemicals and fine specialty chemicals
Catalysts and industrial intermediates

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