Key features
- Reduces the need for high ramps and expensive side-tipping at reception
- Orbital provides flexible feed angle to the next process stage
- Even dosing provides better utilisation of shredder and screen
- Steco adapts the solution to your existing feeding and safety setup
TFC 75L Orbital – low feed, flexible feeding
When you feed directly from a low bunker, ground level or low truck bed, a high “high level” feeder is often impractical. 75L provides low feed so that wheel loaders and construction machines avoid unnecessary lifts, while Orbital adjusts the feed angle towards the shredder or screen.
For your operation this often means shorter setup time at reception and more predictable flow into the process. We look at distance, drop, dust and safe zone in relation to the operator.
Technical details and equipment are clarified when you request a quotation – we connect it with the rest of your Terex Ecotec equipment.
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