MoviTherm iEFD fire detection and alarm system
MoviTherm, Irvine, California, has launched its Intelligent Early Fire Detection (iEFD) system, which, when hot spots are detected, is designed to send fast, real-time alerts to building occupants and first responders using internet of things cloud-based software. The iEFD system:
- uses a web browser to display an interactive map that pinpoints the source of the potential fire
- notifies building occupants and first responders of hot spots via voice and text messages or emails
- offers a network of modems that is enabled in case a facility’s internet fails
- connects with a facility’s integrated fire suppression system
Visit www.movitherm.com for more information.
Bulk Handling Systems Polishing Screen
Eugene, Oregon-based Bulk Handling Systems’ Polishing Screen is designed to create three material fractions: mixed fiber, containers and fines. Fiber passes over the screening surface; fines fall through the scree; and three-dimensional containers fall off the back of the screen. Some of the Polishing Screen’s features include:
- a two-piece disc design that allows for easy replacement of discs without shaft or bearing removal
- a disc shape and configuration with precise openings designed to ensure more accurate material sizing
- inline discs that minimize material wrapping, reducing downtime and enhancing safety
- the ability to adjust the angle of the screen and fantail quickly to meet processing needs
Visit www.bulkhandlingsystems.com for more information.
Komar EM-60G Auger-Pak
Groveport, Ohio-based Komar Industries LLC’s EM-60G Auger-Pak is designed to shred and compact material, reducing transportation costs by compacting 6 to 10 tons of material into a 40-cubic-yard container. Some of its features include:
- a cycloidal drive with 500 percent shock load, which enables the EM-60G Auger-Pak to process large loads without damaging the drive
- cast steel flights used in the auger screw that ensure a long service life and a tapered shaft design to absorb forces, minimizing stress on bearings
- continuous forward-processing motion to prevent materials from springing back as they sometimes do in ram compactors
- a footprint of about 10.5 feet by 8.5 feet and a height of slightly less than 5.5 feet
Visit www.komarindustries.com for more information.
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