New Dust Chute Features 2-1/4" Inside and 2-1/2" Outside Diameter Port
Dust Right Dado Dust Chute collects dust coming out of the dado which means less dust on the floor and in air. Mounts to the outfeed end of the router table, in line with the bit, and connects to a shop vacuum or dust collector. Includes bracket with bristles that can be raised or lowered to stop the jet of debris from the bit and to dislodge any dust left on the underside of the workpiece or in...
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Pull-Out Tray System minimizes labor and shrink.
Available in multiple depths, Power Zone® Pull-Out Tray™ System is suited for variety of store categories, including bagged produce, bagged candy, and deli meats and cheeses. System features pull-out tray with locking paddle for one-handed loading and product rotation. To accommodate various product sizes and shapes, adjustable trays come with either 5–9 in.Â- W plastic side walls...
Read More »Tiffin Metal Products Co.(TM) Announces the Introduction of the SST(TM) Gravity Chute
Tiffin Ohio- Tiffin Metal Products Co.(TM) has expanded its material handling product offerings by adding the SST(TM) Gravity Chute. The SST(TM) Gravity Chute is an alternative to standard steel and fiberglass chutes. This revolutionary new product addresses many of the problems that integrators have with conventional chutes. The new product incorporates both functionality and configurability by...
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Go with the Flo
ASGCO Manufacturing, Inc., of Allentown, PA, a leading manufacturer of conveyor components and systems, now offers Flo-Control(TM) transfer point design, fabrication and installation. This revolutionary way to handle granular and particulate material handling problems, utilizes ASGCO's 3-DEM chute analysis simulation program (Discrete Element Methods) to focus on solving spillage and dust control...
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Trash Chutes facilitate recycling in high rise buildings.
Multi-compartment Trash Chutes allow tenants to dispose of trash and recyclables within same door opening. Bi-Pod units feature compartments for recyclables such as plastics, glass, cans, and metal in one chute duct and trash in another, while Tri-Pod models have 1 compartment for trash, another for plastic and glass, and third for cans and metal. Trash duct feeds directly into compaction system,...
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Flow Chutes offer belt-to-belt transfer of material.
INERTIAL FLOW(TM) Chutes provide custom-engineered flow of bulk solids in conveyor loading and discharge applications. Chutes consist of hood discharge chute, spoon receiving chute, and flow-engineered enclosure to contain stream of material. INERTIAL FLOW(TM) Transfer Points offer passive dust control, reduced material buildups and blockages, and reduced loading impact. Controlled load placement...
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Discharge Chute distributes stamping scrap.
Swivel Chute, located at discharge end of scrap conveyor, allows scrap from single conveyor to be directed to multiple, alternate locations such as scrap hoppers, roll-off containers, truck trailers, or rail cars. When single container becomes filled, motorized chute is pivoted to empty receptacle. Installation typically includes support/maintenance platform with ladder, walkway grating, and...
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Chute Separator utilizes rare-earth magnets.
Suited for removal of ultra fine and paramagnetic materials from freeflowing product, unit uses magnets with strong field at magnet surface for removal and retention of tramp metal from powders, grains, plastics, foodstuffs, and chemicals. Ceramic and rare-earth Perma Chute separators are offered in manual and easy-clean styles with widths from 8-12 in. and lengths from 8-48 in.
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Simple Connection – MGB with EtherNet/IP
The new MGB with EtherNet/IP is a leap forward in access door safety. Designed for easy installation, flawless performance, and long service life, it is engineered with robust features and cutting-edge technology that places it firmly at the leading edge of the door safety device industry. To learn all about the benefits of the Euchner MGB, see our video.
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