The IBC Unloader, featuring an Air Operated Diaphragm Pump, is a mobile, pneumatically operated system designed to unload low to high viscosity liquids safely and efficiently.
The IBC Unloader is a mobile, pneumatically operated system with an Air Operated Diaphragm Pump, designed to safely and efficiently transfer low to high-viscosity liquids.
Suitable for Chemical and Food & Beverage applications, it works with various container types including IBCs, Mauser, drums, and custom vessels.
Featuring a suction lance and customisable controls, it supports both manual and fully automated operation and is compatible with ATEX Zone 1 environments.
Delivers flow rates of up to 200L/min, available in both the standard and ATEX system variants.
Available as a standard or ATEX-rated system suitable for Zone 1 hazardous areas.
Start/Stop operation, batch mode, automatic lance lowering and adjustable flow.
Constructed with a 4-wheel chassis with brakes for easy mobility and portability and secure positioning.
Our IBC Unloader can be used for a variety of industrial and hygienic applications, including:
To discuss your specific application, get in touch with the team.
| Lance Positioning: | Auto (pneumatic) or manual winch. Both ATEX-ready |
| Height Adjustable: | Works with IBCs, drums, and custom containers |
| Smart Controls: | Choose pneumatic or electric panel. Optional Radar sensor optional |
| Automation: | Auto stop/start when the container empties/refills |
| Emergency Stop: | One-touch process shutdown |
| Dry Run Safe: | The pump can safely dry run without causing damage |
The IBC Unloader is a straightforward yet highly efficient solution equipped with an Air Operated Diaphragm Pump. This mobile, pneumatically driven system is designed to safely and effectively transfer liquids ranging from low to high viscosity.
The system supports flow rates of up to 200 l/min, suitable for both low and high-viscosity products.
It features an Air Operated Double Diaphragm Pump (e.g., Tapflo TK200 PTT) with PTFE diaphragms and valve balls, and an integrated pulsation dampener.
The lance can be positioned using:
Yes, our Unloading System is electrically and pneumatically operated, with pneumatic pumps and articulation, with electro-pneumatic control panels.