Loss in Weight Feeder
Loss in Weight Feeder System in the Netherlands
Accurate feeding is important when a production line requires a steady and controlled material rate. Our loss in weight feeder systems for the Netherlands use continuous weight measurement to regulate material flow and maintain consistent feeding during production.
The system monitors the reduction in hopper weight and adjusts the feeder output according to the required setpoint. This makes it suitable for applications involving powders, granules, snacks, potato chips and other free-flowing materials where accurate dosing is required.
A vibratory feeding mechanism provides smooth material movement with minimal manual adjustment. The system can also be integrated with existing production equipment and customized according to the product, feeding rate, dimensions and available space.
Loss in Weight Feeder Details:
- Accurate and controlled feeding
- Continuous weight monitoring
- Consistent material flow
- Reduced material wastage
- Suitable for different bulk materials
- Easy integration with production lines
- Stainless-steel construction
- Customizable according to application
Length | Customize based on the product |
Width | 200 mm – 350 mm |
Capacity | 1 TPH & more, (Depend upon product bulk density.) |
Construction | SS 304 |
Application | Extruded Snacks, Potato Chips, Kurkura |
Supply | 220 V, 50 Hz |
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Frequently Asked Questions
A loss in weight feeder measures the reduction in material weight inside its hopper and uses this information to control the feeding rate accurately.
It can be used for powders, granules, flakes, snacks and other bulk materials, depending on their flow characteristics and required feeding rate.
The system continuously monitors hopper weight and adjusts the feeder operation to maintain the required material feeding rate.
Yes. Dimensions, feeding capacity and other features can be customized according to the material, production requirement and available installation space.
Yes. A loss in weight feeder can be connected with existing conveying, mixing, dosing or packaging equipment according to the process requirement.