Bulk Bag Unloaders
Bulk Bag Unloader Safety Guide
Bulk bag unloaders require proper equipment certification, adequate bag support structures, and operator training. Avoid pinch points, manage static discharge, and implement dust containment measures.
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Manufacturers around the world rely on flexible intermediate bulk containers, or FIBCs. Also known as bulk bags or super sacks, FIBCs are essential for handling dry, flowable products such as granules, powder and crystalline materials.
Read MoreQuick Guide to Bulk Bag Unloader Safety
FIBCs offer significant ergonomic advantages over small bags, gaylord boxes, drums and other small containers. Bulk bags may help reduce repetitive lifting injuries.
Read MoreWhat Type of Bulk Bag Unloader Do I Need?
Bulk bag unloaders come in three primary frame configurations – Fork Loaded, Hoist & Trolley, and Half Frame – deciding which type best fits your application can be tricky.
Read MoreBag Unloader Type – Paddle Agitators vs Live Fluidization
Paddle Agitators vs Live Fluidization. The difference between the bag filling and bag unloading experiences in the material handling industry.
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