The receiving hopper is designed to act as a buffer. It can either be used to feed processing lines or loading and unloading lines in storage solutions.
The receiving hopper is designed in such a way that it can be fed with produce via different types of trailers, boxes, or big bags. After the machine is filled, a moving floor conveys the produce diagonally up towards the outfeed. The angle of the floor ensures an even product flow. Additionally, a frequency inverter is installed on the machine to allow for adjustable product flow. The machine is equipped with wheels, making it easy to relocate over short distances.
On demand, a sensor can be installed to detect and control the produce output. This sensor sends a signal to start or stop the moving floor, thereby controlling the output of the receiving hopper.
Characteristics
- Models are available in different widths and lengths
- Used to feed processing lines or storage solutions
- Can be fed via different types of trailers, boxes, or big bags
- Heavy-duty belts are robust and long-lasting
- Variable speed conveyor with dosing sensor
- Simple access allows for easy cleaning and maintenance
- Wheels make it easy to relocate over short distances
- A frequency inverter can adjust the floor speed to manage the product flow
- On demand, a sensor can be provided to detect and control the output of produce
Specifications
| ARH 100-400 | ARH 160-400 | ARH 240-400 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Width of the machine (cm) |
100 | 160 | 240 |
| Length of the incline part (cm) |
400 | 400 | 400 |
| Length of the straight part (cm) |
0 | 0, 100, 200, 300 | 200 |
Options
- Material and treatment (frame)
- Material and treatment (plating)
- Electrical control
- Material and treatment (electrical panel)
- Dosing function
- Subframe – wheels
- Subframe – first part
- Subframe – second part
- Subframe – third part
- Subframe – fourth part
- Waste belt
- Greasing
- Doors