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Product Name: Bulk Bag Fillers

Product Description

Basic units to sophisticated systems

Bulk bag filler configurations
Flexicon bulk bag fillers (also known as FIBC fillers) are offered in three configurations, each of which is engineered to deliver optimum performance across specific capacity ranges with maximum cost-effectiveness.

Flexicon's patented TWIN-CENTERPOSTTM filler, satisfies low- to medium-capacity filling requirements and/or sanitary applications where frequent wash-down or compliance with USDA Dairy standards is required.

Flexicon's latest bulk bag filling innovation is the patent-pending SWING-DOWN® filler. Designed for medium- to high-capacity applications, this revolutionary design brings the fill head to the operator at floor level for faster, safer and easier bag connections.

REAR-POST fillers are intended for medium- to high-capacity applications requiring pass-through conveyors and, or powered fill head height adjustment.

Each of these designs satisfies a distinct range of bulk bag filling applications, and is available with performance enhancements to meet your individual requirements with extreme cost effectiveness. From basic, low-cost fillers to automated, high-capacity systems and everything in between, Flexicon offers precisely what you need for bulk bag filling success.

Basic units to fully automated, high capacity, feeder/filler systems
For fast, accurate, and stable weigh-filling of small to large volumes of free- and non-free-flowing bulk materials, Flexicon bulk bag fillers are offered in two configurations: with load cells which measure weight gain of the bulk bag filler (three photos at right), and with weigh hoppers suspended above the bag filler (illustration at bottom) allowing simultaneous recharging of the hopper and replacement of the bulk bag to achieve high filling rates.

Company Details

Hustler Conveyor Company originally known as Iron Hustler was founded in the early 1960’s in Peoria, IL and served exclusively the scrap metal industry. Iron Hustler was purchased by American Pulverizer in 1979 and relocated to St. Louis,... more