High-volume pallet box filler
The Big EZ is well suited to high-volume jobs like off-harvest box filling, and handles up to 100,000 lbs per hour continuously, with ease. Its patented filling process moves product into boxes gently and efficiently.
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What it does
- Up to 100,000 lbs per hour without the need to stop the line.
- Works on the same gentle filling principles as the EZ Down.
- A workhorse that can handle the toughest environments.
- Runs at high speed during harvest, or slow it down for seed grading and sorting.
- An optional simple indexer feeds empty boxes in and moves full ones out.
Specifications
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- Adjustable height
- In-feed height adjusts to suit your needs, from 8 to 10 ft.
- Customizable specs
- Variable voltage to meet your needs, from 120 to 240 V single phase or 120 to 600 V three phase. Standard equipment is 220 V single phase.
- Controls
- Ultrasonic sensors, variable speed drive, PLC controlled and HMI operated.
- Top-name components
- Top-name components give thousands of hours of low-maintenance production, and spare parts are readily available.
- Small footprint
- This large machine needs only 60 by 90 inches of floor space.
- Very quiet
- Adds nearly no noise to the production floor.
- Easy to clean
- Extend the chute and open the exit door by hand, and contact surfaces can be cleaned and disinfected in minutes.
- Transportable
- Plug-in-and-play design and reinforced fork pockets let you move it between locations with no major dismantling.
- Easily integrated
- Ties into any production line with a simple dry contact signal.
- Easy to install
- No significant structural or electrical changes to your line are needed.
- Optional additions
- High-visibility light indicator, a remote control for the operator, and a simple indexer.
- Simple indexer
- Works like a conveyor: it feeds empty boxes under the Big EZ from the left, and when a box is full it moves it out to the right while the next empty box moves in.
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How to purchase
Call (902) 932-7212, email groundlevelInnovations@gmail.com, or reach Randy or Lloyd directly.
Randy Visser
Co-inventor of the EZ Down, and owner of the Visser farm where it was invented.
Lloyd Martin
Co-inventor and millwright. Lloyd built the first prototype, and it worked on the first try.