National Bulk Equipment (NBE) offers this video library to provide video demonstrations of dry bulk material handling equipment and systems. Included in the video series is a bulk bag filler system video demonstrating NBE automated bulk bag filling, densification, and weighing. Also included are single and multiple container filling demonstration videos illustrating NBE bulk container filling systems.
Bulk Bag Dischargers: Automated Bulk Bag Unloader Systems
NBE bulk bag dischargers, also known as bulk bag unloaders, are designed to provide consistent material introduction to downstream packaging and processing operations. NBE integrated automation and material conditioning components work together at the point of introduction to ensure NBE bulk bag unloaders deliver to downstream processes material that is accurately batched, properly conditioned, and reliably supplied.
Bulk Bag Fillers: Automated Bulk Bag Filling Systems
NBE bulk bag fillers, also know as FIBC fillers or bulk bag fill stations, provide processing and packaging operations the assurance of certified, repeatable, highly accurate bulk bag filling and weighing. NTEP-certified bulk bag weigh systems measure material weights to an accuracy of +/- .01%. Bulk bag filling risk assessment design procedures, together with available USDA/3-A certified construction, aid in protecting operators, enhancing total plant safety, attaining regulatory compliance, and protecting product from process contamination.
Variable Container
Filling, Part 1:
Multiple Container Mode
When in multiple container mode, the NBE variable container filling system uses an automated, vibratory densifier arm and pad to individually densify each drum on a pallet. When a single drum fill and densification cycle is complete, the pallet deck rotates to repeat the cycle with each drum on the pallet.
Variable Container
Filling, Part 2:
Single Container Mode
When in single container mode, the NBE variable container filling system uses a deck-only vibratory densifier for large single containers such as gaylords, totes, and bulk bags. The NBE design isolates a high intensity, low frequency vibration to the deck of the system rather than vibrating the entire base of the unit.
