Hopper-type stainless steel general-purpose container for the addition of powders and liquids HT-ST
It is a standard stainless steel hopper container with a lid.
- It can be used as a container for input, attached to large containers or equipment. - The bottom plate has a hopper shape, which provides excellent discharge properties for liquids and other materials. - The boundary between the hopper and the body has an R structure that makes it difficult for dirt to accumulate. There are also versions with a jacket, 【HT-ST-J】, and with caster legs, 【HT-ST-L】. Specifications can be changed according to the intended use.
basic information
Examples of Custom-Made (Special Order) Solutions ● We will change the shape to the most suitable one for the state of the contents (liquid, powder, granules)! - Modification of drain size and shape - Selection of the optimal hopper angle for discharging contents (60° to 135°) - Creation of an inlet on the lid Container body... SUS304 Lid [SF]... SUS304 Handle... SUS304 ● Surface treatment: Buff polishing on the inside and outside ● Operating conditions: Atmospheric pressure (no vacuum or pressure) Capacity: 4L, 7L, 10L, 15L, 20L, 25L, 35L Other capacities can also be manufactured.
Price information
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Model number/Brand name
HT-ST
Applications/Examples of results
Purpose: It is attached to equipment or large containers as a temporary receiving container during raw material input or between processes to support the discharge of contents. It can accommodate liquids, powders, and granules. Track Record: There are numerous delivery records in various fields such as pharmaceuticals, chemicals, cosmetics, and food.
Detailed information
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Hopper-type container It is used as a feeding container, attached to large containers or equipment.
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The drain outlet can be changed! You can modify the "type" and "size" of the outlet to match the contents and piping.
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The hopper angle can be adjusted! The angle (from 60° to 135°) can be changed according to the contents and specifications.
