Aerators

Bin-Flo Aerators

An aerator is a simple and efficient means of introducing low pressure air into any dry finely ground material. The air is equally distributed in controlled quantities to give the material an ability to flow by gravity from bins, hoppers or chutes. Aerators incorporate non-clogging diffusers, integral orifice and construction features which insure long, maintenance-free life.

Typical applications include: gypsum, Portland cement, bentonite, casein glue, fuller’s earth, soda ash, lime, flour, bran, clay, sawdust, carbon black, chemicals, barites, ore, feed, cereals, diatomaceous earth, pigments, soap powder detergents, fly ash and plastic moulding compounds.

How to Order:

Air Supply:

The best and usually the most economical air supply is from a positive displacement low pressure blower. For test applications or applications involving less than 30 CFM, compressors may be used with a pressure reducing regulator and filter or moisture trap on the low pressure side. This table shoes the volume of air one Bin-Flo® aerator (uncovered) will use at various operating pressures.

Important Notes:
A continuous air supply must be maintained at all times to ensure proper operation of the aerator. Lack of air supply will cause material to build up o aerator and result in damage.