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Live Floor Bins
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Remcon Equipment provides highly efficient live floor bins in both walking floor and conveyor-style designs, perfect for handling a wide range of bulk materials. Whether you need continuous, controlled feeding or smooth unloading, our live floor bins offer the flexibility and performance to meet your material handling needs across various industries.
Walking Live Floor Bins Walking live floor bins use a series of hydraulically operated slats that move forward and backward to "walk" material towards the discharge point. This system is ideal for handling heavy, bulky materials like waste, recyclables, and construction debris. The walking floor design offers reliable and even material flow without the risk of jamming or clogging. |
Benefits of Walking Live Floor Bins:
- Non-stop Material Flow: Ideal for high-volume operations where consistent material movement is essential. - Durability: Heavy-duty construction to handle tough materials in challenging environments. - Low Maintenance: Simple, robust design with fewer moving parts, reducing wear and tear. Conveyor-Style Live Bins Our conveyor-style live floor bins utilize a chain or belt conveyor system to move material steadily to downstream processes or discharge points. This is a lower cost alternative to the walking floor design, and is effective for medium to more lightweight materials like paper, recycled containers, biomass, agricultural products, and other medium to finely sized bulk items. Conveyor-style bins offer controlled, adjustable flow to fit a variety of production needs. Benefits of Conveyor-Style Live Bins:
Custom Solutions for Your Application At Remcon Equipment, our live floor bins—whether walking floor or conveyor-style—are fully customizable to fit your specific application. We tailor the size, flow rate, and material handling features to match the demands of your operation, ensuring maximum efficiency and performance. Remcon live floor bins can be equipped with low profile (less than 14” from floor), heavy-duty conveyors that elbow-up, as steep as 35 degrees at the outfeed end of the bin to heights exceeding 20 feet. |
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