March 2012

This 8-page brochure features application photos of the ROPAK reusable container systems in a variety of applications. General-purpose handling applications highlighted include adhesives and chemicals; small and uniform parts handling applications include dry chemicals, pharmaceuticals, plastics, resins and powders. The brochure also provides details on the company’s range of products and services, including dunnage design, repair, leasing, fabrication and recycling.

This brochure describes the company’s profile wire-screen product line used to engineer catalyst bed supports, flat and curved sieve screens, inlet and outlet baskets, nozzles, complete hub and header lateral systems, center pipes, basket strainers, resin traps, and numerous other standard and inverted flow-filtration applications. Wedge Wire industrial screens are constructed of a series of V-shaped cold-drawn wire that is then cold-wound welded on perpendicular support rods to produce a smooth, structurally sound plug-resistant screen surface.

The Maxum 30 can shred 1,6000-lb blocks of abrasive materials, such as alumina oxide composites, asphalt and resins. Blocks as large as 2 ft by 2 ft by 6 ft can be reduced to particles within narrow size ranges determined by the diameter of bed-screen perforations, which can range from 1/32 in. to 1-1/2 in. Each of two rotors has a staggered array of specially treated solid carbide conical tips. Two 14-in-dia. counter-rotating shafts rotate at 25–35 rpm, producing up to 240 ft3/h of sized product.

The dynaJET dry polymer preparation system utilizes a blower-assisted conveyance package to atomize and transport dry polymer to a tank-mounted hydration chamber. Within the unit’s transparent hydration chamber, the atomized polymer is completely engulfed in a shower spray of water to fully wet the individual particles. The system is offered in a variety of sizes and capacities, with a variety of hopper designs and polymer delivery and storage configurations to match specific process requirements.