Chemical ingredients can be toxic, explosive, or highly flammable, and large production volumes demand high-performance solutions, while many applications call for precision in grams. Our systems for handling chemicals are tailored to meet every demand.
- DS
- Liquid feeder (FDDW)
- Single screw feeder (DSR)
- Twin screw feeder (DDSR)
- FlexWall®Plus
- FlexWall®Classic
Detergent
The production of detergents and cleaning agents requires a very high capacity plant and a variety of different additives. Kubota Brabender Technologie’s large volume feeders featuring tare-compensated frames, blade screws up to 250 millimeters in diameter and hopper sizes up to three cubic meters in conjunction with our jet filters are specifically designed for high production capacities and output rates.
Possible feeder
- DS
Adhesives
Manufacturing of adhesives require that the liquids, granules and powders are fed with high accuracy. In particular, liquid ingredients such as resins, silanes and other fluids require custom feed solutions due to varying viscosities, temperatures and process conditions.
Possible feeder
- FDDW, DSR
Powder Coating
Powder Coatings are made from a mixture of powdered binders, additives, pigments and fillers. Our feeders are ideal for accurately metering into the mixing processes found in the manufacture of automotive paint and general metal coatings.
Possible feeder
- DSR, DDSR, FW
Copier Toners
Toners are typically manufactured using a batch process. The process can be add-weigh or loss-in-weight both with a moving collection hopper depending on accuracy requirements, batch size and batch time. Batch ingredients often include, wax, resin, metal powders, and pigments. Kubota Brabender Technologie has successfully implemented feeder solutions in many toner applications worldwide.
Possible feeder
- DSR, DDSR
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