Key features
- Combines organics properties with Orbital for variable feed angle
- Better utilisation of shredder/screen when the feed point is not fixed
- Reduces the need for permanent ramps and heavy side-tipping
- Steco looks at the whole picture together with TDS/TBG and screen in the same line
TFC 75 Organics Orbital – feeding with adjustable profile
Where feed height and angle vary – for example between different deliveries or when you connect to multiple machines – the Orbital solution provides more flexibility than a fixed conveyor. The organics configuration retains a large feed opening suited for light and voluminous fractions.
The result for you is often more even loading on downstream equipment and less manual rerouting with machines at reception.
We help select the right combination of TFC variants based on your rig, safety requirements and production targets. Specific dimensions and speeds are clarified against documentation at quotation.
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