The vibrating extractor conveys the product from the silos and circular outlet hoppers homogeneously and continuously.
It features a flanged top connected to the machine and a rounded or conical bottom with connecting equipment. The adjustable-mass electric vibrators in the rear cause the extractor to vibrate to extract the product. The bottom and top are connected by an elastic joint and elastic suspension units. This prevents the vibration from being transmitted to the silos or hopper.
• Suitable for operation under pressure or vacuum
• Deflector bolted to cone frame
• Adjustable-mass electric vibrators
• Variable unloading diameter
• Food safe joint seal
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