Dry Trash Removal Systems

Horizontal dry trash removal system configuration.	Features: Stainless steel frame and chute work Variable frequency control drive with torque monitoring for immediate case jam detection (HDTRS only) Discharge pneumatic shell stop to control fall rate (VDTRS only) NEMA 4 control cabinet Infeed photocell to detect stacked cases Discharge photocell to detect case jam Alarm indication

Descon has two (2) models of dry trash removal systems each suited to meet the needs of a particular application.

Our Horizontal Dry Trash Removal System (HDTRS) is suited for applications where the infeed and discharge elevation are the same. By means of a rough top belt and specially design stainless steel guides, shells are tipped 90-degrees to the side, transported and then gently returned to their original configuration prior to discharging the machine. While tipped, a high-pressure fan blows dry trash from the shell into a mobile catch basket (supplied).

Our Vertical Dry Trash Removal System (VDTRS) is ideally suited to applications requiring a high-infeed elevation and low discharge elevation. Shells enter the infeed in an upright position, and then are inverted twice through 180-degree chute work, prior to discharging in an upright position. During the inverting motion, dry trash is deposited into a stainless steel dump chute. This unit reduces required floor space and does not contain any motorized devices.

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