Description
KOGEL recently completed the production and testing of a pneumatic bulk trailer and shipped it to Burundi, demonstrating the high recognition of KOGEL products in the international market.
This Burundian customer primarily transports cement and powdered construction materials. Due to the high demand for construction materials and the short transportation distances, they require fast loading and unloading operations to save transportation time and ensure that the powdered materials are protected from moisture and leaks during transport.
After comparing multiple suppliers, the customer ultimately selected KOGEL's pneumatic bulk trailer for its excellent price-performance ratio and proven design.
The KOGEL pneumatic bulk trailer utilizes advanced pneumatic conveying principles, using compressed air to quickly and evenly discharge powdered materials. This results in rapid unloading, minimal residue, and significantly improved work efficiency. The pneumatic bulk trailer's tank capacity ranges from 30 to 60 cubic meters and can be customized to meet customer needs. It can meet the transportation needs of bulk materials such as cement, lime powder, and mineral powder, reducing transportation costs. The tank of this pneumatic bulk trailer is constructed from high-strength Q345 alloy steel or aluminum alloy, welded using automated welding equipment. The result is a smooth surface, high overall strength, strong corrosion resistance, and a long service life.
This pneumatic bulk trailer is equipped with high-performance sealing devices to prevent material leakage and dust contamination during transportation. The vehicle is equipped with a safety valve and pressure gauge for safe and reliable operation.
This pneumatic bulk trailer utilizes KOGEL axles, well-known tires, and a braking system, ensuring smooth operation in all road conditions and reducing maintenance. High parts compatibility facilitates future maintenance and replacement.
This pneumatic bulk trailer undergoes rigorous pressure testing, airtightness testing, and dynamic unloading testing before leaving the factory to ensure optimal operating condition. The vehicle has recently been shipped to Burundi and is expected to be delivered to the customer in the coming weeks.
