Solutions for Dry Storage Tanks - July 2014
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The hoppers of storage vessels and containers in bulk solids processing plants often appear to be afflicted with mumps or measles. But on closer inspection, it’s clear that the rash-like disease isn’t biological.  Rather it’s caused by humans who bash the hopper sides with sledgehammers, steel rods, baseball bats, or anything else that can help dislodge powder buildup inside the hopper and get it flowing again.  I believe you all call it “hammer rash”. Not only can this violence lead to arm or back injuries for the workers swinging the hammer, but the noise it generates is ear-rattling.

So why not let us coat the interior of your hoppers so that your product slides out easier?  Belzona has a multitude of products that can be used.  Some are NSF approved; others are approved for incidental contact with foodstuffs.  Whichever way, we have a solution that will fit your needs.

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Tell us, how can we help repair, protect and improve your component equipment?

Stephanie Rumford
srumford@rumfordgroup.com
937-435-4650
RumfordGroup.com

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Contact us for an in-plant seminar to better educate your personnel on the time and money saving options by rebuilding your component equipment in lieu of replacement or welding.

Limited Lifetime Warranty

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We have been applying protective coatings to chillers and heat exchangers for over 30 years. When specified and applied properly, these coatings give such reliable, trouble-free, and lengthy service lives that we have decided to offer a lifetime limited warranty

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