Automatic Drum Cleaner

Automatic drum liquid weighing filling machines are designed to fill drums with liquids using weight sensors and speed control technology. Some of the features of these machines include: Accuracy: These machines use weight sensors to ensure the accurate and consistent filling of drums with liquids. Speed control technology: The machines are equipped with speed-control technology, which allows for the precise and efficient filling of drums with liquids. Ease of use: The machines are designed to be user-friendly, with easy-to-use controls and quick changeover times. Versatility: These machines can handle a wide range of liquids from oils, solvents, chemicals, and other high-value liquids. Safety: The machines have built-in safety features, such as emergency stop buttons and guarding, to ensure operator safety. Low maintenance: Automatic drum filling machines are often designed for low maintenance

Installed at the line infeed of granular products such as peas/flageolet beans, it extracts small size waste and sticky waste as well as large waste. Machine primarily comprised of a drum of which the perforations of the final section are adapted to the product processed. Continuous cleaning of the machine thanks to its system of brushes and scrapers. Products to be processed exit from the 3rd section of the drum. Collection and discharge of waste thanks to a conveyor inside the drum (except for small size waste at the beginning of the machine).

PLIERS FOR DRUMS MOD. DL FP 350 The clamp DL 350 for drums used to lift quickly and safely metal drums Lt. 200 and diameter mm. 600 and maximum weight of 350 kg. The pantograph structure for weight effect applied closes blocking with a strong grip on the drum board. The pliers can be attached directly to a crane or you can attach to the forks of a forklift truck using appropriate lifting straps (not supplied). If you use a forklift we recommend pairing with forks hook MKFP 1000.

Fully automatic labelling machine for labelling drum pallets IBC Conatiner All chemicals are subject to mandatory classification and labelling before they are placed on the market. Often, several labels (product label, hazardous goods label and logistics label) are used up on the containers or drum pallets. Labelling can take place in a continuous flow or at a standstill. Vacuum belts are used for transferring labels to the drum, which can process different label sizes with the appropriate special vacuum plate. The IBLM labeller can be used as a stand-alone labeller or integrated into existing production lines and filling lines.