Munson Introduces Stand-Alone Lump Breaker

July 1, 2019

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Munson Introduces Stand-Alone Lump Breaker
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Munson Machinery introduces the model RDC-1530-SS De-Clumper lump breaker with support base and infeed hopper designed for stand-alone operation.

Unlike units permanently installed between upstream and downstream equipment, the self-standing configuration can be fed from a variety of upstream sources including handheld containers, and can straddle downstream equipment, drums, boxes, or mobile bins for processing, storage, or packaging.

The unit de-lumps bulk materials that have agglomerated or solidified during storage or shipment, returning products to their original particle sizes and flowability.

Material entering the 15 x 30 in. infeed throat via the hopper is reduced in size by dual rotors with three-point, single-piece, stainless steel breaking heads rotating with minimum clearance inside a curved, perforated bed screen. On-size material exits through apertures in twin bed screens ranging from 1/32 to 2½ in. in diam.

Powered by a 5-hp motor with self-lubricating chain and sprocket drive, the synchronized shafts rotate at approximately 120 RPM to avoid heating the product. The bed screen can be removed rapidly for cleaning or replacement.

The rugged design withstands heavy use and is easy to maintain. Bearings can be lubricated through external fittings and are isolated from the product processing area with UHMW air purge block seals.

 Constructed of #304 or #316 stainless steel, the unit is available with casters for in-plant mobility, and can be finished to food, pharmaceutical, or industrial standards. It is also offered in abrasion-resistant stainless steel to withstand demanding industrial applications.

Also offered are high-capacity models with up to four rotors, up to 40 HP, and inlets to 48 sq in.

Munson Machinery Company, Inc., Utica, NY 800-944-6644 www.munsonmachinery.com

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