It contributes to stable operation of storage equipment by suppressing segregation and bridging through mass flow. The circle feeder is a registered trademark in over 30 countries worldwide.
The stored powder is discharged without segregation by mass flow (first in, first out) due to the unique structure of the circle feeder, ensuring a uniform quality for the next process. Additionally, it excels in preventing bridging, making it suitable for powders and granules with strong bridging characteristics. The circle feeder can accommodate a wide range of physical properties, from powdery to lump forms, guaranteeing stable supply. It has been used in over 20 countries worldwide, with a cumulative production of more than 7,000 units.
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basic information
The circle feeder can be installed with hopper inlet diameters ranging from φ200mm to φ4000mm. In special specifications, it can support high-temperature specifications up to 900℃ and airtight specifications up to 490kpa. While standard specifications are also available, it is usually designed and manufactured according to the customer's requirements, so you can use it with confidence.
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It can be used in storage tanks and supply equipment across various industries.
Company information
Yoshikawa Co., Ltd. is a specialized manufacturer of powder and bulk material supply equipment located in Satsumasendai City, Kagoshima Prefecture. Its flagship model, the "Circle Feeder," is active in production lines in over 30 countries worldwide. It is also registered as a trademark in 45 countries, including Japan.
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