February 4, 2009

New Three-Way Diverter for Pneumatic Conveying

Vortex introduces its new, patent-pending Vortex Three-Way Wye Line Diverter, specifically designed to handle dry bulk solid materials in pneumatic conveying systems.

Instarmac Group PLC Eliminated Frequent Downtime with the Vortex Clear Action Gate

The Vortex Clear Action Gate solved Instarmac’s downtime caused by inflatable seal butterfly valves. It handles sticky, abrasive materials under pressure, reducing maintenance.

Vortex Angel Hair Trap - Plastic Manufacturer in Southern United States

The Vortex Angel Hair Trap is helping this plastic manufacturer rid their system of those devilish Angel Hairs that create a major headache for plastic manufacturers.

Silence, Safety, and Sustainability: The Underrated Advantages of Aero-Slides

Discover the Aero-Slide, an innovative material handling solution enhancing safety, efficiency, and sustainability for quieter, safer, and future-ready industrial workplaces.

Minimising the Risk of Dust-Related Explosions

Dust explosions are a serious risk in dry bulk processing but are often underestimated. They can cause property damage, injuries, and loss of life, making dust control essential.

Leading Mexican Plastics Manufacturer Relies on Vortex Equipment

Mexican Plastic manufacturer providing plastic pellets to leading automotive manufacturers relies on Vortex Global components for handling its plastic materials.

Over, Under, & Around - Two Way Wye Line Diverters Handling Flour

This customer in Northeast United States handling flour has several Two-Way Wye Line Diverters oriented in various configurations highlighting the versatility of this diverter model.

Battery boom: Vortex Global helps clients harness their electric era

Vortex Global is building the critical components to help customers in battery production manufacture the products of the future for key industries. The era of electric power has arrived.

Understanding the Challenges of Off-The-Shelf Components in Pneumatic Conveying

Understanding the challenges associated with using standard, off-the-shelf components is vital for any organization aiming to optimize its conveying system.