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The finished product of a certain material has a melting point of 36°C and is a molten liquid in the equipment. If exposed to the air, it will absorb moisture in the air, causing the moisture content to be unqualified. So for the continuous production process, what kind of packaging container should be chosen (not exceeding 100L), and what method is most suitable to use to release the materials?
If the poster discusses this issue here, it is better to go to a professional manufacturer for consultation. After you write down the working conditions clearly, a supporting plan will be available immediately. The basic conditions are: 1. Material information 1. Name (Chinese or code name): ; 2. Particle size (μm, mm or mesh: ) ; 3. Density (true density kg/m³) ; 4. Bulk density (loose bulk density kg/m³) ; 5. Angle of repose (angle of repose) (°) ; 6. Adhesion ; 7. Other characteristics (such as heat sensitivity, water absorption, flammability, explosiveness, etc.) ; 8. Corrosiveness of materials: 9. The temperature of the material ℃, the melting point of the material ℃ 10. The gas content of the material: 11. Standard weighing: small package: kg/b ; Big packaging: kg/b ; 12. Weighing speed: small package: Pack/hour large packaging: Packets/hour 13, weighing accuracy: ± % 14. Packaging bag material: small package: Big packaging: 15. Packaging bag size: Small and large packaging: Look online for professional manufacturers such as length, width and height.
Is there a packaging machine on the second floor? The packaging machine is not suitable for liquids.