Category: Production Equipment
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Dew Point Meter/Monitor

Monitor And Spot Check The Performance Of Your Desiccant Style Drying Equipment Dew Point Range: -40°F to +30°F (-40°C to -1.1°C) How They Work The meter draws a dried-air sample from the dryer output. The sample’s moisture level affects the electrical resistance of the meter’s hygrosensor. By reading that resistance, the meter can give the…
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Drum Tumbler

An IMS Exclusive Product Easily Blend Material While Saving Time, Labor and Money December 21, 2022 IMS’ Proven Performance Optimum Mixing Durable Single Drum Tumbler Corner wall design Double Drum Tumbler Drum tumbler must have enclosure for operator safety — Contact IMS for enclosure options Drum Tumbler Control Panel Use this IMS Drum Tumbler Control…
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New Shini Hopper Loader Systems

Single Station Hopper Loader Systems August 4, 2022 Heavy Duty Blowers with Separate Single Receiver Body Features• Floor Level Blower & Controller• Separate Stainless Steel Receiver• Microprocessor Controller• Audible Material Shortage Alarm• RS485 Communication Interface• On board controller compatible with Shini SPV-U Proportional Valve (see page 657) Single Vacuum Hopper Loader Systems Floor Level Blowers…
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Custom Project

Mobile Blending Station July 19, 2022 IMS Company was founded on helping molders with their processing needs. From innovative new products (some brought to us by molders), to technical help with your equipment and processes, to products off the shelf – we have been there for our customers for 73 years. Not every problem can…
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Safety First!

June 20, 2022 On November 3, 2021 the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported private industry employers documented 2.7 million nonfatal workplace injuries and illnesses in 2020, down from 2.8 million in 2019, a decrease of 5.7 percent. Keep your people safe and your business running smoothly. While it may lack the bells and whistles, Workplace…
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Molecular Sieve Desiccant

June 2, 2022 Why Buy High-Quality Desiccant? Desiccants can get contaminated or ruined by off-gases of certain resins. A general rule is to change the desiccant every 18 months. Molding problems, particularly in humid months, often trace back to poor drying caused by stale desiccant. The fact is this: desiccant goes bad. Desiccant captures moisture…
