Experience the TUBE™-CHARGER

Date: 21 October 2014
Source: www.glasstec-online.com

Date: 21 October 2014

At glasstec 2014 ZIPPE Industrieanlagen GmbH reveals a radically innovative technology of batch chargers.

The ZIPPE-TUBE™-CHARGER enables a dust sealed doghouse while having very high user-friendliness and wear resistance at the same time.   Your benefits and advantages by applying the TUBE™-CHARGER: NOx reduction through dust-proof doghouse Significantly minimized wear compared to screw chargers Very maintenance friendly and low-maintenance Optimized adjustment possibilities and batch distribution May be used on every doghouse, i. e. no reconstruction costs Durable also in case of high ratio of cullet  Extremely energy-efficient  protected, proven and already in operation Visit us at H13 A33 to see and learn more about the TUBE™-CHARGER!At glasstec 2014 ZIPPE Industrieanlagen GmbH reveals a radically innovative technology of batch chargers. The ZIPPE-TUBE™-CHARGER enables a dust sealed doghouse while having very high user-friendliness and wear resistance at the same time.  



Your benefits and advantages by applying the TUBE™-CHARGER:


  • NOx reduction through dust-proof doghouse


  • Significantly minimized wear compared to screw chargers


  • Very maintenance friendly and low-maintenance


  • Optimized adjustment possibilities and batch distribution


  • May be used on every doghouse, i. e. no reconstruction costs


  • Durable also in case of high ratio of cullet 


  • Extremely energy-efficient 


  • protected, proven and already in operation



Visit us at H13 A33 to see and learn more about the TUBE™-CHARGER!
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