What type of bins can this tipper handle?

This specific unit is designed for standard 200 Litre Brute Bins. Buyers should confirm compatibility with their specific bin types and dimensions.

Is this unit suitable for washdown environments?

Yes, the Grade 304 stainless steel construction and IP65 rated control panel typically make this equipment suitable for regular washdown in food processing environments.

What safety features are included?

This unit includes a safety guard to BS EN 14120:2015, with an electrically and mechanically interlocked hinged door. The door can only open when the lift carriage is in the fully down position.

Can the discharge height be adjusted?

Bin tippers are typically built to a fixed discharge height. For adjustable or different heights, a different model or customisation would usually be required. Please contact the seller for exact specifications.

What maintenance is typically required?

Routine maintenance for this type of equipment typically involves checking the lifting chain and gearbox, lubricating moving parts, and inspecting electrical connections and safety interlocks. Specific schedules should be followed as per the manufacturer's guidelines.

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Base Handling Ltd - Guarded Brute Bin Tipper

Name: Guarded Brute Bin Tipper
Brand: Base Handling Ltd
SKU: BTM/300/1600/M/G
Availability: InStock

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BTM/300/1600/M/G Single Pillar Guarded Brute Bin Tipper

This Guarded Brute Bin Tipper is designed to lift and tip a standard 200 Litre Brute Bin at a discharge height of 1600mm. The Guarded Brute Bin Tipper is manufactured from Grade 304 stainless steel, is a welded construction throughout and is designed to be mobile on castors. The lifting is achieved by a ¾” Simplex chain driven by a motor gearbox mounted at the top of the main column.

Safety Guard to BS EN 14120:2015 Safety of Machinery Guards

This Guarded Brute Bin Tipper was supplied complete with a safety guard to meet the guidelines of BS EN 14120:2015 Safety of Machinery Guards. The safety guard is constructed from 40 x 40 x 3mm stainless steel box section and 2.0mm stainless steel sheet. It encloses the Guarded Brute Bin Tipper to a height of 2200mm on two sides, 1600mm at the tipping position with a hinged guard door through which the bins are loaded. The guard door is electrically and mechanically interlocked preventing the Guarded Brute Bin Tipper from operating when the door is open. Additionally, the guard door can only be opened when the lift carriage is at the full down position to prevent access whilst a load is raised.

Guarded Brute Bin Tipper Electrical Control

This Guarded Brute Bin Tipper is fitted with an IP65 Stainless Steel Control Panel which is mounted on the main column at a convenient position to give good maintenance access under the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulation 1998 (PUWER). Upper and Lower end of travel limit switches are positioned to prevent inadvertent adjustment or damage but are easily adjustable by trained personnel for fine adjustment on site.

The control panel incorporates the following controls; Up, Down, Guard Release, Emergency Stop and a Reset Facility. The Guarded Brute Bin Tipper operation is on a hold to run principle so that holding the ‘Up’ push button will raise the lift to the full tip position. Once the product has been discharged, holding the ‘Down’ push button once will return the Guarded Brute Bin Tipper to the full down position. The control panel has a volt free pair of contacts which can be used to connect a ‘Call to Run’ signal if required.

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Description

Guarded Brute Bin Tipper

Model No.

BTM/300/1600/M/G

Capacity

300 Kgs

Overall Height

2655mm

Machine Handing

Right Hand

Maximum Headroom

4000mm

Tipping Chute

Container Description

200 Litre Brute Bin

Base Arrangement

Mobile On Castors

Control Circuit

24Vac

Electrical Rating

IP65

Limit Switches

Telemecanique

Motor Detail

0.75kW, 480V, 3 PHASE, 60 CYCLE, c/w BRAKE

Gearbox Detail

SEW Eurodrive

Output R.P.M

28 R.P.M.

Ratio

50:1

Tensile Strength

3000 Kgs

Lift Speed

6.4 Meters/Minute

Tip Height

1600mm

Tip Angle

130 Degrees

Load/Tension Chain

¾” Simplex

Stock Number

BTM/300/1600/M/G

Machinery Masters View

Typical context for this category of equipment. Always confirm specifics with the seller.

Transferring ingredients from bins into mixers or processing lines.
Loading raw materials into hoppers or other elevated equipment.
Discharging waste or by-products from production areas.
Feeding bulk solids into packaging machinery.
Ergonomic lifting of heavy containers to reduce manual handling.

Typical capacity: Designed for standard 200 Litre Brute Bins, commonly accommodating loads up to 300kg.
Discharge height: This unit specifies a 1600mm discharge height, suitable for many intermediate processing stages.
Construction material: Typically manufactured from Grade 304 stainless steel for hygiene and durability in food environments.
Mobility: Commonly designed to be mobile on castors for flexible placement within a facility.
Lifting mechanism: Often employs a chain-driven motor gearbox system for reliable lifting.
Safety guarding: Units of this type are typically supplied with integrated safety guarding, often to BS EN 14120:2015 standards, including interlocked doors.
Electrical control: Features an IP65 rated stainless steel control panel, positioned for user access and maintenance under PUWER regulations.
Power supply: For this class of equipment, a 3-phase electrical supply is commonly required.

Lifting and tipping equipment for food handling is valued for durability and reliability in demanding environments. Buyers typically prioritize robust construction, stainless steel components where applicable, and compliance with food safety standards. When purchasing used models, inspectors should assess mechanical wear, hydraulic system condition, and operational smoothness. Common strengths include longevity when properly maintained, efficient load handling, and adaptability to various food processing workflows. Equipment reputation generally remains strong provided previous maintenance records are documented and critical seals show minimal degradation.

General overview for this equipment type

Machinery Masters Intelligence. General guidance for this category of equipment only, not a substitute for the seller's exact specifications. Always confirm details with the seller.