December 19, 2006 -
Suited for pharmaceutical or food-grade applications and corrosive environments, Model VM-25 can be used to promote free flow of materials from small, thin-skinned bins and hoppers to 2 cu-ft capacity. Unit produces 16,000 vibrations/min while consuming only 2.0 scfm of compressed air at 80 psig. Normal force output is 15 lb.
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World's Smallest Air-piston Vibrator in All Stainless Steel
Cleveland, OH...Cleveland Vibrator's Model VM-25, the world's smallest air-piston vibrator, is now available in all stainless steel. It can be used to promote the free flow of materials from small, thin-skinned (minimum 28 gauge) bins and hoppers
to 2 cubic feet (57L) capacity. It is ideal for pharmaceutical or food grade applications, or in corrosive environments.
This energetic little unit produces 16,000 vibrations per minute while only consuming 2.0 SCFM (57 lpm) of compressed air at 80 psig (5.4 bar). Normal force output is 15 lbs.
For more information visit us at www.clevelandvibrator.com, or call us toll-free at 800-221-3298 or 216-241-7157.
Contacts:
Marketing:
Susan Kobylski Marketing Specialist
USA
Phone: 800-221-3298
FAX: 216-241-3480 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: Cleveland Vibrator Co., The Address: 2828 Clinton Ave. City: Cleveland State: OH ZIP: 44113 Country: USA Phone: 216-241-7157 FAX: 216-241-3480 http://www.clevelandvibrator.com
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