GB150 / GB150T Bottle Breaker
A smaller starting point for bottle recovery.
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Product illustration · confirm supplied configurationThe GB350T and infeed-conveyor combination connects a lower loading hopper to the bottle breaker. It brings material feeding and cullet collection together, with the conveyor lifting glass to the breaker and a flow-bin bag collecting material beneath the head.
The original assembly sheet gives an approximate reference capacity of 1,300 kg per hour, a conveyor loading height of 860 mm and a 380 V supply. This combination has its own electrical and footprint requirements; it should be specified as an assembly. Plan access around both the loading end and the collection bag so that the line can be operated and cleared effectively.
| Reference capacity | Approximately 1,300 kg/h |
|---|---|
| Loading height reference | 860 mm |
| Electrical supply reference | 380 V |
| Assembly weight reference | 380 kg |
Reference figures are from available manufacturer information. Confirm the supplied configuration, feedstock, power and operating conditions in the quotation.
Describe the type of glass, the normal daily or weekly volume, and how it arrives at your site.
Allow for loading, collection, operator access and the electrical supply needed for the proposed arrangement.
Identify the required output and who will use it. Screening, cleaning or additional preparation may be needed.
Read the original reference documents and bring your questions to the equipment discussion. Final specifications are agreed in the quotation.
A smaller starting point for bottle recovery.
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Break bottles. Collect the material. Keep it moving.
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