NEW Bottom Discharge FDA-Compliant Plastic Hopper with Lid ( $1,347.95 )
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Constructed of FDA-compliant, chemical-resistant polyethylene, these rugged hoppers are impressively durable yet less expensive than stainless steel. The smooth bottle interiors allow for easy material flow. The lightweight, 2-piece design is easy to move and transport, even with large loads. The ergonomically-convenient slidegate allows access without having to reach under hopper.
This all plastic, one-piece molded hopper includes a separate double-wall base for foods, chemicals and pharmaceuticals. It is rotomolded of food-grade, heavy-duty polyethylene (HDPE) for toughness, durability and weight advantages. It is much lighter than conventional metal hoppers and eliminates metal corrosion. It includes a top-filling opening (with lid) and bottom discharge, allowing fast filling and dispensing of bulk powders, grains/malts, granulars and tablets.
Features / Specifications
- Our lightweight, 2-piece design is easy to move and transport, even with large loads
- Lighter weight than conventional metal hoppers
- Steep, 45 degree angle allows fast, easy “free-flow” for complete discharge
- Innovative design permits access to valve without reaching under hopper
- Includes 10″ HDPE slidegate for bottom discharge
- Eliminates metal corrosion
- Removable top allows easy loading and clean-up; prevents moisture absorption
- Extra thick corners and floor resist impact and wear
- Dimensions: 44″ L x 44″ W x 50″ H (48” w/o Lid) / 112cm x 112cm x 127cm
- Capacity: 2,000 lbs. / 35 cu.ft. / 907 kg.
- Tare weight: 195 lbs. / 79 kg.
- Fork entry: 4-way forklift or pallet truck
- Stackable 2-high with maximum 2,000 lbs / 907 kg
- Color: Natural top / Natural, Blue or Gray base
- Optional built-in label holder
- Shipping: 2 stacked per skid for 105″ trailer / 52 truckload for 53′ trailer
- FDA compliant, chemical-resistant polyethylene
- Part Number(s) : 8090Hopper
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