BMRX-200 rotary
A fail-safe choice
BinMaster built flexibility into the newly-released BMRX-200. The rotary alerts to vessel levels in solid material with a bulk density of 2 lb. to more than 100 lb./cu. ft. The 200 includes a PCB with a DPDT relay for fail-safe and low and brings more flexibility in application.
There's stress in uncertainty
Julie's juggling irrigation installation, equipment maintenance, expense records, and a sick child. There's no time for manual monitoring of material in bins. Julie counts on BinMaster rotaries for high-level alerts to prevent vessel overflows or to prevent shortages.
BMRX-200 brings stress-relief to multiple industries:
Agriculture: Bins containing grain, seed, feed, fertilizer, or bulk ingredients.
Construction: Concrete and cement batch plants, silos of roofing granules.
Mining: Sand, gravel, aggregate, coal storage and surge bins.
Plastics: Detect the level of plastics pellets in silos or hoppers.
Bulk Solids: Wood pellets, chemicals, food, and more
BinMaster
- +1.402.434.9102
- info@binmaster.com
- https://www.binmaster.com
- 7201 N 98th St Lincoln NE 68507 US
About us
BinMaster/Garner Industries is located in Lincoln, Nebraska, USA.
Operations that struggle with the challenges of inventory management and timely replenishment of all types of powders, bulk solids, or liquids can monitor silo levels on their smartphone, tablet, or desktop with complete solutions from BinMaster. A complete suite of continuous level sensors, point level indicators, material management, and inventory monitoring devices and software simplifies material management while keeping people safe from the risks of climbing silos.
The Lincoln Nebraska, USA company manufactures sensors and software used for monitoring levels in bins, tanks, silos, chutes, and hoppers. Continuous level measurement options include SmartBob cable-based, guided wave radar, laser and 80 GHz non-contact radar, which are all compatible with Binventory™ software. Battery-powered, wireless laser level sensors are compatible with BinView® or FeedView® web apps for remote monitoring.
The unique 3DLevelScanner measures and maps material for volume accuracy and is the only sensor to generate a 3D image of silo contents. BinMaster is the exclusive worldwide supplier of this unique technology and has commissioned these sensors in bins containing powders and solids for over a decade.
Point level indicators provide automated level alerts using rotaries, diaphragm switches, capacitance probes, tilt switches, and vibrating rod level sensors. Dust detection devices alert to baghouse leaks and unsafe particulate levels. Flow detection sensors prevent cross contamination and assist with FSMA compliance for human and animal feeds. Aeration devices keep powders and solids flowing so they don’t pack in hoppers, along bin walls, or in the cone of the vessel
Robust, custom systems can be developed for a single site or networked for every bin, tank, and silo across a multi‐national operation. Add Stockpile Reports for pile inventory using images from an iPhone or drone to a SaaS dashboard. Monitor livestock feed inventory from a phone, tablet, or PC with the FeedView® web application.
BinMaster is US manufacturer certified to ISO 9001 quality management systems – requirements. For more information about BinMaster, visit www.binmaster.com.
What we do in a nutshell
BinMaster provides accurate inventory management for processing industries that store materials in bins, tanks, and silos.
Where we supply to
UK Ireland, Africa, Asia, Australia, South America, North America
Industries we supply to
Chemicals, Energy and Power, Food and Beverage, Glass Ceramics Cement, Metals and Minerals, OEM, Paper and Pulp, Pharmaceutical Cosmetics Toiletries, Plastics and Rubber, Recycling, Tobacco, Water and Wastewater
Something interesting you may not know about us:
BinMaster is a subsidiary of Garner Industries and has fully integrated CNC machining capabilities.
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