Also known as turbine vibrators, these use half the air of other air-powered vibrators to generate the same force. Use them to shake powders, grains, and flakes and maintain a steady flow of dry material through bins, chutes, and screens. Every 10 pounds of dry material requires one pound of force to move it. If your bin has 200 pounds of dry material, you need a vibrator with at least 20 pounds of force.

Style 1 are designed for small containers and tight spaces.

Style 4 muffler is internal.

Style 6 are stainless steel so they stand up to splashing water and harsh chemical environments.

Move this vibrator to the source of your flow problem. It is lightweight and has a magnetic mount, so it can be attached to steel and iron containers. Use an adhesive-back metal pad (sold separately) to attach it to nonferrous containers. This vibrator is often used to shake powders, grains, and small parts to maintain a steady flow through your bin. Every 10 pounds of dry material requires one pound of force to move it. If your bin has 200 pounds of dry material, you need a vibrator with at least 20 pounds of force.

Also known as piston vibrators, these pound the sides of your bin to dislodge wet, sticky, and caked-on materials. Bin wall thickness determines the force required to move the material in the bin. To select a vibrator strong enough for your application, find your bin's wall thickness in the table.

Vibrators with standard pistons make direct contact with your container wall for maximum impact.

Vibrators with cushion-impact pistons have an air cushion that prevents metal-to-metal contact.

To dislodge extremely thick, sticky materials from the sides of your bin, these vibrators have a sturdy base for secure mounting and even force distribution. Bin wall thickness determines the force required to move the material in the bin. To select a vibrator strong enough for your application, find your bin's wall thickness in the table.

Vibrators with standard pistons make direct contact with your container wall for maximum impact.

Vibrators with cushion-impact pistons have an air cushion that prevents metal-to-metal contact.

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These vibrators come with everything you need to get started. Use them to dislodge extremely thick, sticky materials from the sides of your bin. Vibrators have a sturdy base for secure mounting and even force distribution. Bin wall thickness determines the force required to move the material in the bin. To select a vibrator strong enough for your application, find your bin's wall thickness in the table.

Kits include a U-channel bracket, a manual air valve, an automatic filter/regulator/lubricator, and two hoses with fittings. Some come with an extra replacement hose.

Vibrators with standard pistons make direct contact with your container wall for maximum impact.

Vibrators with cushion-impact pistons have an air cushion that prevents metal-to-metal contact.

These vibrators attach more quickly than other vibrators by generating a vacuum instead of bolting or welding, so you can place them at the source of the blockage and quickly move them between bins. They're often used to dislodge sticky, caked-on materials from trailers, railcars, and hoppers. Bin wall thickness determines the force required to move the material in the bin. To select a vibrator strong enough for your application, find your bin's wall thickness in the table.

Weld a bracket to each of your containers and move these vibrators from job to job. They're commonly used to dislodge sticky, caked-on materials from container walls. Bin wall thickness determines the force required to move the material in the bin. To select a vibrator strong enough for your application, find your bin's wall thickness in the table.

Install from inside your tank and secure with the included mounting bolt. It vibrates as air passes between the pad and bin wall to create flow in your bin or hopper to dislodge compacted material. Use with dry, powdery materials such as cement, starch, and clay. For large containers, mount several aerators in rows set 6" to 18" apart.