The Die Block Rotating Equipment was designed in response to an enquiry
made by a customer who had been trying to solve a long standing and potentially
dangerous lifting issue.
In response, Packline designed and produced a safe and efficient
solution which provides simple, cost effective and controlled operation.
The operator currently pulls a
60kg die block out of a pie machine by hand to a trolley that holds several
dies in racks. There is a bending issue for lower levels, and a risk
lifting to higher levels of the trolley.
The die block handling attachment can lift multiple size lid moulding
die blocks to and from the storage trolley to the pie making machine.
The die blocks can rotate through 360 degrees, load and unload at a wide
range of heights and they are secured in supporting arms by a pair of latch
pins. These features provide swift and
easy docking with safe and reliable transportation and loading/unloading.
The lifting attachment’s gearbox rotation allows the operator to turn
the die upside down for cleaning. This procedure could otherwise be a
difficult handling issue.
The lifter raises and lowers the attachment by a battery powered
mechanism and this is operated by simple up and down buttons which are located
ergonomically on the machines handle bars.
The rotation is provided by a manual handwheel rotation through a
gearbox drive.
The lifting equipment offers impressive strength and durability with ease
of operating and is suitable for the food industry as the solution is
manufactured in stainless steel.
Technical
Specification:
Attachment
Lift Capacity: 60kg / 132.28lbs
Centre of Gravity: 562mm / 22.13 inches (from column).
Attachment Mass: 29.5kg / 65.04lbs
Main Materials: Stainless Steel and Anodised Aluminium.
Centre of Gravity: 562mm / 22.13 inches (from column).
Attachment Mass: 29.5kg / 65.04lbs
Main Materials: Stainless Steel and Anodised Aluminium.
For
more information on the die block handling equipment, or the full range of
materials handling equipment, please contact Packline Materials Handling.
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