Loss-in-Weight Feeders

Loss-in-weight feeders are precision feeding devices that measure the weight of a material as it is fed into a process. They support optimal material flow consistency and accuracy in a wide range of industrial applications.

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Common Applications

polymer compounding

food ingredient dosing

chemical additive blending

pharmaceutical excipient handling

construction material formulation

cosmetic powder production

Buying Guide

Loss-in-Weight Feeders Buying Considerations

  • Evaluate feeder type based on the material's characteristics, such as flowability and particle size.
  • Consider the required feeding accuracy and discharge rate for your specific process needs.
  • Assess the compatibility of feeder materials with your raw materials to prevent contamination or corrosion.
  • Check the ease of cleaning and maintenance to ensure minimal downtime in operations.
  • Look for advanced control systems for improved integration with existing process automation.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does a loss-in-weight feeder work?
A loss-in-weight feeder measures the decrease in weight of the material container as the material is dispensed, ensuring precise control over the feeding rate.
What industries use loss-in-weight feeders?
Industries such as plastics, food processing, chemical, and pharmaceuticals frequently use loss-in-weight feeders for accurate material control.
What are the benefits of using a loss-in-weight feeder?
They offer improved accuracy, reduced material wastage, and better process control compared to volumetric feeders.
Can loss-in-weight feeders handle multiple types of materials?
Yes, they are versatile enough to handle powders, granules, and liquids with precision.