FTS Conveyor belt
About FTS Conveyor belt
Brand
Edge Innovate
Type
FTS Series
The EDGE FTS Radial Organic Feeder Stacker is the solution for handling organic material such as compost, mulch and soil. Specially designed to optimise biodegradation, this mobile stacker offers an unrivalled combination of mixing, aerating and stacking in one compact machine.
Maximum efficiency for organic material
Key benefits:
100% material processing: The unique hopper ensures that all material passes through the rotating drum, leading to a homogeneous end product without lumps or blockages.
High-quality mixing technology: The powerful forward/backward rotating auger rotates and separates the material, aerating and loosening it for faster composting.
Large storage capacity: With the 180° rotating discharge conveyor, storage capacities of up to 952 m³ can be achieved, ideal for sites with limited space.
Mobile and flexible: Thanks to its tracked chassis and hydraulic folding design, the machine is easy to move and quickly operational, saving time and transport costs.
Durable motor: Powered by a CATERPILLAR C4.4 industrial engine, available in Tier 4 Final / STAGE V, the machine meets the most stringent emission standards.
Technical specifications:
Transport dimensions: Length 16.8 m, width 2.55 m, height 3.4 m
Weight: 22.4 tonnes
Model options: FTS65 and FTS75
With the EDGE FTS Radial Organic Feeder Stacker, you increase the efficiency of your composting process, reduce labour costs and improve the quality of your final product. Ideal for companies striving for sustainability and productivity.
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More about RIVARD
Founded in 1952, RIVARD has been busy developing and producing tools to improve the safety of performers who deal with liquid waste and utilities on a daily basis since that year. The French brand has long been known as one of the best brands in suction technology. This French industrial company with more than 65 years of experience in designing and building machinery and equipment. French manufacturer Rivard builds two basic types of vacuum sweepers with capacities of 7m³ and 10.5m³. The container has its pivot points at 1700 mm height. The suction material can be easily unloaded thanks to the large roundings of the tipping container.
RIVARD produces ergonomic and high-performance machines, such as the suction truck. Everything is developed with close contact with RIVARD's customers. After all, they are the ones who will ultimately use the product, which makes their input very valuable.
If you are considering purchasing a vacuum sweeper, RIVARD's vacuum sweeper is definitely a good option. During the manufacturing process, RIVARD uses only the best components. Moreover, external audits are used to continuously ensure top quality.
An A-brand vacuum truck
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Flexibility
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Safety
A suction truck can come in handy when material needs to be removed near pipes, cables or tree roots. The suction machine can easily suck away the soil type so that nothing gets damaged.
Productivity
The ground suckers have a maximum amount of material that can be sucked up. The smallest RIVARD vacuum sweeper has a 7m3 tank.
