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Mobile Reclaim Hopper

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Course Details

Astec Bulk Handling Solutions mobile tracked and wheeled reclaim hopper feeders and low feeders are designed to be loaded directly from wheel loaders, grab cranes and excavators. These units can be used to stockpile material, feed auxiliary equipment and reclaim to other conveyors, as well as load ships, trucks and rail wagons at production rates of up to 2,500 TPH.

The mobile reclaim hopper feeder range allows the operator to directly reclaim from wheels loaders onto overland conveyors and stacker-reclaimer systems. This allows for passive pile transfer, interyard transfer and feeding of intake systems either in conjunction with stacker-reclaimers or as stand-alone systems. The mobile reclaim hopper feeders can also be used to blend material at pre-set tonnage throughputs in conjunction with other on-site conveying systems.

Key Features:
1. Loading rates up to 2,500 TPH.

2. Ability to blend material in conjunction with other on-site conveyor systems.

3. Range of hopper capacities and discharge conveyor types depending on feeding equipment and production rates on site.

4. Mobile emergency 'back-up' for existing reclaiming system.

5. Reclaim easily from trucks, wheel loaders and grabs.

6. Complete on-site mobility, including tracked and wheeled options to suit all ground conditions.

7. Can be packed into 40ft containers for easy, cost effective transport around the globe.

8. Unrivalled mobility and flexibility when in operation.

9. High specification machine as standard, commanding an excellent resale value after project conclusion.

10. Heavy duty design and components.

Address

Jl. Balai Pustaka Timur No. 39
Mega Graha Indah E. 3
Rawamangun - 13220
DKI Jakarta - Indonesia

Contacts
Email: paissan@paissan.co.id
            ebit@paissan.co.id
Telp : +62 21-4898147 
Phone : +62 82 1111 333 85        
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