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Pallet filling
Automatic weight settings
Time consuming settings by the operating personnel at the weighing terminal have
become almost fully unnecessary as the system automatically suggests the various
setpoint and tare weights, frequencies as well as coarse and fine flow
parameters.
Practical single-handed operation
The valve can be easily positioned above each container opening with one hand,
and
the filling cycle started by pressing a button. This is due to the especially
user friendly
handle fitted to a smooth operating, swivelling telescopic arm running in roller
bearings.
Expansion of the scope of containers
Additional small containers of 2.5 to 30 kg can be filled using a second scale
with a
lower weighing range.
Filled containers need not be palletised
No physical strain during palletising filled containers. Empty canisters or
barrels are
arranged on a pallet and subsequently filled.
Reduced risk of accident
No stationary elements, such as frames required to slide the valve. Impacts or
crushing as a source of accident during operation are therefore excluded.
