Frames can be classified in three different versions:
- Table Frames: Tables are small and space-saving stand-alone units for fastening different connection systems and an FIBC support. See also Support Tables
- Gantry Frames: Cantilever or gantry frames are self-sufficient stations for fastening different connection systems and an FIBC support. They consist of a frame and an integrated runway girder with chain hoist and loading gear.
- Modular Frames: Modular frames are self-sufficient and flexible stations for sporadic discharging of FIBCs. They consist of a frame, a pneumatic height adjustment for FIBCs and the respective outlet tensioning device for the connection system. Normally, a forklift is used as the lifting device in order to mount the FIBC in the modular frame.
Portal- and Modular Frames:
- Stand-alone FIBC discharging station
- Suitable for rooms with high ceilings with only little loading capacity -consideration of the respective floor conditions is necessary.
- Loss-in-weight control
- Available as space-saving cantilever portal (floor-mounting necessary) or gantry portal for an even load distribution on the floor
- Regular steel, galvanized or stainless steel version
- Modular frames available as mobile version or with forklift shoes - Chain hoist can replace the forklift as a lifting device
- Frame is needed to fasten the connection system, FIBC support, and accessories
- Various designs available depending on use case, industry, and operator height
- Frames can be equipped with different support tables, discharging aids, and other options based on product flow behavior
- Height, breadth, and accessories can be individually combined
- Surfaces and materials can be defined according to specifications
- Ideal operator height for connection systems is approximately 1600 mm
