Container Dischargers

Locally mounted controls provide quick access to critical operational parameters and discharging process status. Controls customizable for any operational environment.

Exclusive designs provides smooth rotation up to 180° for maximum material discharge.

MTS offers a wide range of valves and integrated solutions to match your needs. Valves provide complete product containment during the discharging cycle. Each system is engineered to provide optimal discharge performance when handling your specific material.

MTS exclusive Lift & Seal System™ seals the container to a closed pour hood to prevent contaminants from entering the process. Open discharge options available for processes where containment is not critical.

Specific to each application, Material Transfer offers a wide range of materials, finishes, and paints to ensure the customer’s requirements are met. Our durable construction and corrosion resistant finishes will provide you with equipment to withstand the plant environment, whether it be a food packaging facility or a chemical treatment plant.

Designed and manufactured for the frozen food industry, this container discharger handles frozen vegetables. Product is discharged from large containers into a pour hood, then metered into a catch bin below using gain-in-weight technology. Made of stainless steel and built with necessary safety measures, this discharger meets the sanitation and safety requirements for any food processing plant.

This heavy-duty container discharger was designed to dump large containers of rubber pellets into an existing system. Per customer requirements, this unit has an elevated load height, an 11ft discharge height, and 4,000lb lifting capacity. An oil cooler is present to prevent overheating, making it suitable for continuous operation.

For use in a packaging company, this container discharger was designed with not only end results in mind, but also process safety and efficiency. A light curtain is located on the load side of the unit to seize operation when someone or something is in its path, and safety caging is located on either side of the unit to prevent injury to the operator or damage to the unit. Controls are located outside the safety caging, and by accessing a digital display, operators can remain aware of where the unit is throughout the discharging process and monitor any issues that may arise. With stainless-steel product contacts and a screw conveyor located at the front of the unit, product is discharged and metered to the customer’s existing process with accuracy and no contamination.