Dumping device with dispensing possibility

The visitors at the international trade fair for distribution, material and information flow found a wide range of ergonomic lifting, tilting and dumping devices at the stand of Ventzki, the handling specialists. “The newly released products were particularly well received by the audience,” says Manfred Weisl, sales manager at Ventzki.

This concerns the dumping device NEE, which has a steplessly adjustable tilt angle and is suitable for large-load carriers with a maximum nominal carrying capacity of 2,000 kg. It is equipped with lateral protection fences in its standard form, which secures the swing radius on the side. The additional equipment includes a manual dispensing flap, which allows the user to separate the components. In addition, additional components such as light barriers, climbing conveyors or separations are optionally available. The NEE is used, among other things, in the furniture and fittings industry, especially in dumping processes in bunkers and metered filling of conveyor belts.

Lifting and tilting devices for large load carriers

The also new HKE 1500 lifting and tilting device, with a maximum tilt angle of 40 degrees, is especially designed to tilt large-load carriers up to a width of 2,000 mm. The special feature of the HKE 1500 is the compact and space-saving design with an internal power unit. The user can already reach the contents of the container with a low level of tilt in an upright position, which ensures low-stress body position in the most diverse work processes and application fields.

A lot of work for Ventzki’s sales representatives

In addition to the new HKE 1500 and the new NEE, Ventzki also presented the container lifting devices HE-EP (with battery), HE-EP 1000 and HE-LP, the container lifting and tilting devices HNE 2000 as well as the NHE 360 and the high-capacity dumping device HEE.

More than 50,000 visitors came to LogiMAT in Stuttgart this year, an increase of almost 25 percent compared with the previous year and thus the best result in the 15-year history of the largest annual intralogistics trade fair in Europe. Manfred Weisl also draws a positive balance: “On the three days of the fair, we received some 70 contacts, some of which already made specific inquiries and visit requests.” Ventzki’s sales representatives are now visiting the prospects on-site in order to discuss the projects more precisely and to create custom offers.