Drum Palletizer Systems for Safer Bulk Handling
The incident report ran to four lines. A filled drum being tilted and rolled onto a pallet slipped from the handler's grip, came down on its chime and missed his foot by the width of a boot. Nobody was hurt, nothing was spilled, and the shift carried on. Reports like this are why plants look at a drum palletizer, and reading the event closely shows what such a system changes and what a buyer should ask of one. What a Full Drum Really Is A 200-litre steel drum filled with a liquid of ordinary density weighs around two hundred kilograms, more with heavier products. It is round, smooth and often slightly oily. People move it by tipping it onto its bottom rim and rolling, a technique that works until the…








