Aerator restores flow characteristics to bulk materials.
April 8, 2002 - Bin-Flo(R) Aerator restores original capacity of any dry, pulverized material to flow readily from bins, hoppers, or through chutes. This flow characteristic exists when air is present in material. After storage, air escapes, allowing material to pack, thus preventing flow. Aerator replaces air so material again moves freely. Aerator layout can be designed for any variations in bin size and design.
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SPARTANBURG, SC, March 2002-Bindicator offers the Bin-Flo(R) Aerator, which restores to any dry, pulverized material its original capacity to flow readily from bins, hoppers or through chutes. This flow characteristic exists when air is present in the material. After a period of storage the air escapes, allowing the material to pack, thus preventing its flow. The Bin-Flo Aerator replaces the air so the material again moves freely. Bin-Flo Aerators are easy to install making it a simple, low-cost device to provide uniform and continuous flow of virtually any dry, finely ground material. A Bin-Flo Aerator layout can be designed for any of the many variations in bin size and design.
Bindicator manufactures a complete line of point level control instrumentation in Spartanburg, South Carolina. For more information regarding the Bin-Flo Aerators or any of Bindicator's Level Control products visit our web site at www.bindicator.com, e-mail us at sales@bindicator.com or call 800-778-9242.
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