Size:
30 ft Specialized Container
Loading:
Plastic Resin
(from Clean Room Production Environment)
Location:
Antwerp, Belgium
Plastic Resin
Clean-Room Project
A leading European resin manufacturer required a specialized container-tilting system to load clean-room–produced resins into 30 ft containers without contamination.
A-Ward engineered a fully customized 30ft container loading system designed for precision, safety, and seamless integration with the client’s new production facility.
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Problem
The client needed a solution to lift specialised 30 ft containers from a low-height site trailer and load resin directly from a clean-room production line. Standard tilters were incompatible with the restricted ceiling height and contamination-control requirements.
A system capable of stopping at a precise 30-degree tilt angle was essential to prevent collision with the building and maintain a sterile loading environment.
Solution
A-Ward supplied a custom-engineered 30 ft Container Tilter specifically built for the clean-room operation.
The unit incorporated:
- a low-profile pickup frame for restricted-height trailers
- a 30-degree tilt stop to avoid structural contact
- dual-channel safety wiring for critical redundancy.
The tilter connected directly into the facility’s sealed transfer line, enabling resin loading with zero contamination. A two-tone specialized paint system completed the unit to match site requirements
Result
The installation met every technical and safety requirement, allowing the
manufacturer to load high-purity resins efficiently and without contamination.
- Precision tilt control ensured safe, consistent operation in a restricted clean-room environment.
- Contamination-free transfer maintained clean-room standards.
- Custom-engineered design delivered seamless integration within the facility’s clean-room production line.
- Commissioned in sync with the facility’s launch, enabling immediate production from day one.
