Food lump breaker LBC series
bladehorizontalfor wastewater

food lump breaker
food lump breaker
food lump breaker
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Characteristics

Technology
blade
Orientation
horizontal
Product applications
food, for wastewater
Other characteristics
compact, cylindrical, separating
Sector
for the plastics industry, for recycling
Machine weight

Min.: 9 kg
(20 lb)

Max.: 40 kg
(88 lb)

Description

The Lump Breaking Feeder Valve enables safe and smooth segregation of bulk materials that tend to pack and form lumps during production and/or storage. Its design favours gentle crushing even with hardened material under a medium-high material column. The device consists of a solid cylindrical body with inlet and outlet flange, an integrated crushing tool driven by a side-located electric motor and a rigid grid. To adjust to the required particle size both blades and grid are easily removable to be adapted according to the desired material characteristics The Lump Breaking Feeder Valve is fed with agglomerated solids which, after being crushed are discharged through the outlet towards further processing. The LBC is the ideal solution to break up snow-ball-like materials. It is particularly suitable for hygroscopic materials and those that are compacted under pressure, such as sugar, salt, silicates, chemicals, and food products in general. The LBC Lump Breaking Feeder Valve can be fitted in loading and/or discharging pipes, for emptying or filling drums, bins, or screw conveyors. -Single shaft configuration -Replaceable blades -Easy to disassemble and clean -Segregation without particle degradation -Enhanced material quality -Improved material flow -Increased energy efficiency -Cost-effective operation

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