Feed Tip Weigher - D6 with Mechanical Counter & Microswitch - to be used in conjunction with the Auger Batch Control Fogging 500 Tablets/Bucket

Name: Feed Tip Weigher - D6 with Mechanical Counter & Microswitch - to be used in conjunction with the Auger Batch Control Fogging 500 Tablets/Bucket
Brand: kabocalap.com
SKU: 3084140874
Price: 1020.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0954 (30 reviews)

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Description

Feed Tip Weigher D6 with Mechanical Counter & Microswitch to be used in conjunction with the Auger Batch Control Fogging 500 Tablets Bucket 500 Tablets Bucket The Independent Direct Drive units manufactured by Dalton Engineering have been in production since early 2001 The Diplomat batch weighers are a continuous batch weigher where the material flows constantly through the weigher from your auger This model is used to dispense the total throughput of feed for any given period by interupting the material flow when the desired volume has been weighed out

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