LOADING SYSTEMS / BARREL LOADERS

Depending on the type of plant,  different systems can be used to load the  materials to be treated. In electroplaters, 

bucket loaders are used for unloading,  whereas for caissons tipping elevators  are used. In addition,

unloading systems  equipped with vibrating hoppers or  conveyor belts for materials’ dosage

are available. For more delicate parts,  the latter can include a device reducing  gaps at transit points to

smoothly convey  materials into the special caissons.

Depending on the type of plant, different systems can be used to load the materials to be treated.

In electroplaters, bucket loaders are used for unloading, whereas for caissons tipping elevators are used.

In addition, unloading systems equipped with vibrating hoppers or conveyor belts for materials’ dosage are available.

For more delicate parts, the latter can include a device reducing gaps at transit points to smoothly convey materials into the special caissons.

Depending on the type of plant, different systems can be used to load the materials to be treated.

In electroplaters, bucket loaders are used for unloading, whereas for caissons tipping elevators are used.

In addition, unloading systems equipped with vibrating hoppers or conveyor belts for materials’ dosage are available.

For more delicate parts, the latter can include a device reducing gaps at transit points to smoothly convey materials into the special caissons.

Depending on the type of plant, different systems can be used to load the materials to be treated.

In electroplaters, bucket loaders are used for unloading, whereas for caissons tipping elevators are used.

In addition, unloading systems equipped with vibrating hoppers or conveyor belts for materials’ dosage are available.

For more delicate parts, the latter can include a device reducing gaps at transit points to smoothly convey materials into the special caissons.

Depending on the type of plant, different systems can be used to load the materials to be treated.

In electroplaters, bucket loaders are used for unloading, whereas for caissons tipping elevators are used.

In addition, unloading systems equipped with vibrating hoppers or conveyor belts for materials’

dosage are available. For more delicate parts, the latter can include a device reducing gaps at

transit points to smoothly convey materials into the special caissons.

Enables movement of a basket from one station to the other inside an automatic system.

Depending on requirements, it is also possible to integrate a pneumatically operated drip tray into the truck.

Some trucks can also be equipped with tipping and basket rotation devices.

Enables movement of a basket from the upper trolley pick-up axis to a position which enables the

material to be loaded inside it.

Treatment tanks are filled with a specific liquid which is used to chemically/physically treat

(e.g. Top- Coating, Phosphating, Passivation, Galvanising, etc.) the materials contained in

baskets via impregnation. Tanks are made of different materials (AISI 304, AISI 316, Polypropylene, etc..)

and may be integrated with a liquid heating, cooling and movement system.

Treatment tank with internal swing for sealing impregnation, top-coating and passivation.

They are bases on which are fastened the centrifuges which must be tilted to balance and mix,

the material inside the basket.

Tilting occurs via an oil hydraulic system with hydraulic pistons.

The range of containers offered is very wide and they are often customised based on customer needs.

The basket diameter (270 - 360 - 480 - 550 - 660 - 800 - 950 mm) defines the size of the centrifuges or machines

where the baskets will then be placed. They are generally made of perforated sheet and/ or provided with

electro-welded mesh, with flat or rounded bottoms, with or without polyurethane coating, etc.

“Multi” lines are used to move ferrous material (placed in a caisson) into machines

(e.g. threading machines) to undergo a mechanical transformation process.

An adjustable power magnet allows removing and releasing the ferrous material to be processed.

Magnets can power several machines which, depending on the type of truck movement

(linear, curvilinear, 3 axes), will have their specific positions.