INTEGRA 84AUTOMATIC DRUM FILLING
EIGHT STATIONS ALL WORKING TO GET THE DRUMS FILLED
For drums, nothing is faster than our INTEGRA 84 inline liquid drum filler. This liquid filling edition is built to produce. We can provide up to eight stations all working to get the drums filled per your expectations. The working stations consist of having the empty drums positioned, de-bunged, purged, filled, and closed one after the other simultaneously. Special design adjustments for those more aggressive products are available.
If you have a question or would like to learn more about our liquid filling machines, we welcome you to contact us.
INTEGRA 84
FEATURES
Filling technology
- Below Bunghole
- Above product surface
- Below product surface
WEIGHING RANGE
- 66 to 660 lbs
MODULAR DESIGN
- Overflow Signal
- Inert gas purging
CONTAINER TYPE
- Drums
EXECUTIONS
- Food Grade
- Explosion Proof
- Stainless Steel
- Acid Protection
MODELS AND SPECS
INTEGRA 84
The automatic drum filler INTEGRA 84 is working with 4 stations for fully automatic and calibrated filling of bung-type drums.
CAPACITY
-
100 drums
per hour
PRODUCT Recipes
- 255
INTEGRA 86
The high speed drum filler INTEGRA® 86 with its six stations enable ultrafast filling of bung-type drums.
CAPACITY
-
120 drums
per hour
PRODUCT Recipes
- 255
INTEGRA 88
The pinnacle of high-speed drum filling with eight stations performing debunging, filling, bunging, & capping at maximum speed.
CAPACITY
-
140 drums
per hour
PRODUCT RECIPES
- 255
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