CBB - Big Bag Loading Station
The big-bag loading station is a system sized to lift and empty big bags containing any type of product.
The station features a painted carbon steel structure equipped with an electric hoist to lift the big bags. A single operator can handle and empty any big bag without a forklift. The machine is designed to ensure total safety in compliance with health and safety regulations. The system can be equipped with a stainless-steel hopper to convey the discharge product. If the hopper is to be used as an accumulator, it can be equipped with a screw conveyor/doser to discharge the contents.
The system can be equipped with a stainless steel hopper to convey the discharged product. If the hopper is required to perform an accumulator function, it can be equipped with an screw conveyor/dosing to discharge the contents.
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