We will exhibit at the Powder & Bulk Solids Exhibition Osaka 2019.

Clean and rust-resistant stainless steel inverted drum lifter.

This is an inversion machine that can secure containers to a lifter, lift them, move them, and discharge them by inverting. It reduces the workload by eliminating the need for manual lifting of heavy containers filled with raw materials or products. Made of stainless steel, it is hygienic and suitable for clean environments such as pharmaceutical and food factories. We also offer a fork-type stainless steel lifter [SLF-FRK]. We accept custom design and manufacturing for electric (battery) lifting, dimension changes, and more.

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We have adopted a triangular-shaped magnet bar to prevent the accumulation of powder particles and the reintroduction of foreign substances.

Magnet filter to prevent the contamination of magnetic foreign substances. With a triangular-shaped magnet bar, it prevents the accumulation of powder particles and the re-entry of foreign substances. ○ This is a magnet filter with a hygienic connection that can be easily connected to piping, such as at the bottom of a supply hopper. ○ The triangular magnets generate magnetic force around the entire perimeter, attracting magnetic foreign substances. ○ The triangular shape allows powder particles to flow smoothly without accumulating on the magnet bar, unlike round shapes. ○ The rounded bottom corners ensure that once foreign substances are attracted, they escape to the bottom, preventing re-entry due to being pushed by powder particles. ○ The magnet bar features full perimeter welding and a smooth finish, offering excellent sanitary properties. ○ The filter exterior can be easily opened and closed with clips.

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We will be exhibiting at TECHNO×FRONTIER 2025 - the 40th Power System Exhibition. Please be sure to visit our booth. Our booth: West Hall 4, NO. 4-B25 Organizer: Japan Management Association https://www.jma.or.jp/tf/outline/power.html

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