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The Brabender Lab LineHigh-tech feeders in laboratory size |
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● Micro feeder for pellets ● Rotary tube principle |
● Twin screw feeder in miniature ● 12 mm screw diameter ● Loss in weight or volumetric |
● Small size twin screw feeder ● Also for poorly flowing media ● Loss in weight or volumetric |
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International data sheet download (PDF). For North America see ››› North America |
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Loss-in-weight feeders |
Rotary tube |
Rotary tube |
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Loss-in-weight
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* The max. feed rates are theoretical values referring to a filling level and a motor speed of 100% each. Depending on the flow characteristics the screw filling level may decrease down to 50%, particularly if poorly flowing ingredients are metered. In case of gravimetric versions (loss-in-weight feeders) further feed rate reductions have to be taken into account because a part of the upper motor speed range is required to balance bulk density variations. To identify the optimum feeder for your specific ingredient and feed rate we recommend to make use of our automatic feeder selection program ››› "FeederScout". |
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| This way to the automatic feeder selection program: | ››› FeederScout |
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