Storage hopper CEL 9
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Storage hopper - CEL 9  - Ammann - dosing / for concrete / construction
Storage hopper - CEL 9  - Ammann - dosing / for concrete / construction
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Characteristics

Type
storage, dosing
Product applications
for concrete, construction
Capacity

Max.: 54 m³
(1,907 ft³)

Min.: 18 m³
(636 ft³)

Description

Overview
The Ammann CEL 9 is an in-line linear dosing unit designed for efficient handling and storage of concrete materials. Configurable with 2 to 6 chambers, units reach up to 21 metres in length and provide a total capacity from 18 m³ to 54 m³. Individual chamber volume is 9 m³. The substructure height is available in 2400 mm or 3000 mm versions depending on installation requirements.

Applications
  • Concrete and batching plants
  • Material handling and storage for precast and ready-mix operations
  • Integration with weighing and batching systems


Options
  • Rear panelling
  • Scale testing equipment and calibration aids
  • Unbalance vibrators at the outlet
  • Illumination of the weighing belt channel
  • Preparation for heating-system connection


Product family
Linear Storage Bins (CEL series)

Specifications (summary)
Type | Chamber size [m³]
CEL 9 | 9

Technical specifications
  • Model: CEL 9
  • Chamber count: 2 to 6 chambers
  • Maximum length: up to 21 metres
  • Total capacity range: 18 m³ to 54 m³
  • Chamber size (each): 9 m³
  • Substructure height options: 2400 mm or 3000 mm
  • Available options: rear panelling; scale testing equipment and calibration aids; unbalance vibrators at outlet; weighing belt channel illumination; preparation for heating-system connection

Exhibitions

Meet this supplier at the following exhibition(s):

Intermat 2027
Intermat 2027

21-24 Apr 2027 Paris (France)

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    *Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.