http://www.chicagovibrator.com/Indus...7/Default.aspx

Air powered impact driven vibrator.

Steve

Steve B wrote:
http://www.chicagovibrator.com/Indus...7/Default.aspx

Air powered impact driven vibrator.

I'd not want to do a google image search on
that with safe search off.

On Tue, 10 Apr 2012 17:27:42 -0700, Jim Stewart
wrote:

Steve B wrote:
http://www.chicagovibrator.com/Indus...7/Default.aspx

Air powered impact driven vibrator.

I'd not want to do a google image search on
that with safe search off.

************. Tea all over the keyboard and monitor...

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Steve B wrote:
http://www.chicagovibrator.com/Indus...7/Default.aspx

Air powered impact driven vibrator.

I'd not want to do a google image search on
that with safe search off.

Please just do an air powered vibrator. You will come up with Chicago
Vibrators. Select impact vibrators. Nothing dangerous here.

Steve

Larry Jaques wrote:
On Tue, 10 Apr 2012 17:27:42 -0700, Jim
wrote:

Steve B wrote:
http://www.chicagovibrator.com/Indus...7/Default.aspx

Air powered impact driven vibrator.

I'd not want to do a google image search on
that with safe search off.

************. Tea all over the keyboard and monitor...

Sorry.

On Tue, 10 Apr 2012 12:55:13 -0700, "Steve B"
wrote:

http://www.chicagovibrator.com/Indus...7/Default.aspx

Air powered impact driven vibrator.

Steve

Personally, no. I usually see the rotary type vibrators on the bulk
flour and bulk concrete trucks around here. The piston ones look a
little aggressive unless you're trying to get 3/4"-Minus road-base
gravel in and out of a silo.

You should only need to run it intermittently once you get the powder
moving in the bin, the stuff settles during the drive from their plant
to yours (or a stationary bin that has sat too long) and it needs a
bit of encouragement to flow again for the pump-out.

And if it's a pain to get the flow going, I'll bet there's a formula
for the angle of the cone at the bottom. Search up an engineer that
designs the bins and trailers and pick their brains.

-- Bruce --