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Stainless steel IBC container 2024962
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Stainless steel IBC container - 2024962 - Rheo Engineering LLC - handling
Stainless steel IBC container - 2024962 - Rheo Engineering LLC - handling
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Characteristics

Material
stainless steel
Other characteristics
handling
Capacity

600 l, 1,000 l, 1,500 l, 2,000 l
(158.5 gal, 264.2 gal, 396.3 gal, 528.3 gal)

Description

Benefits of Bin (IBC) handling systems: • Contained Product Quality • Fast Blending Times • Optimized Process Flow • Closed Powder Transfer • Flexible Process Layout Cone Valve (SoliValve®) The SoliValve® 250 overcomes the traditional issues encountered with the 30 years old traditional cone valve. It allows fully automatic and contained handling of Bins (IBCs). The SoliValve® 250 doses the material vertically from the storage container, allowing re-closing of partially empty vessels and changing to another ingredient without residual material in the dosing hopper. The SoliValve® 250 can achieve containment levels of less than 30µg/m³ and can reach a dosing accuracy of +/- 20g. Butterfly Valve with Ventilation Sleeve The Rheo Ventilation Sleeve provides full perimeter dust extraction for capturing fugitive dust during disconnection. When coupled with a silicon dust-cap this setup acts as a semi-closed transfer that is practical for simple applications. Split Butterfly Valve Split Butterfly Valve configurations offer a high containment transfer method that has been widely adopted across the industry. The split valves are most commonly used in applications requiring containment levels below 1µg/m³. Bin Unloading Station Rheo offers a range of Bin Unloading Station configurations. It is a key component of a comprehensive bin (IBC) handling system which often incorporates dosing, integrated flow aids, and loss in weight load cells. Bin Unloading Stations are most commonly used for gravity feeding materials to process on the level below.

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