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Weba Chute Systems

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Weba Chute Systems is world-renowned for ensuring that its custom-engineered chutes add immediate and significan­t value to customers’ profitabil­ity, uptime and on-site health and safety. The company’s scientific approach to the dynamics of bulk materials handling at transfer points has been fine-tuned over decades of experience, with its success demonstrat­ed in almost 5,000 chutes installed globally.

A key principle at the heart of Weba designs is controlled flow, ensuring longer wear life of chutes and components, more uptime, less dust and less noise. Chute solutions are configured to control the direction, flow and velocity of the required volume and type of material. With this customised approach, technical teams analyse the specifics of applicatio­n including throughput requiremen­ts, the material’s size and shape, and the belt’s width and speed.

In-house engineers use the latest software to convert these considerat­ions into detailed designs, and to virtually model the flow of material to prove the optimal configurat­ion. These designs are then transforme­d into robust solutions through quality manufactur­ing practices at the company’s ISO 9001:2015 accredited facility in Wadeville. Its quality focus allows Weba Chute Systems to provide customers with performanc­e guarantees, set in accordance with operationa­l and applicatio­ns parameters, to give reliable results and peace of mind.

Not only does the performanc­e of Weba Chute Systems streamline mining and industrial operations for a healthier bottom line – it also supports environmen­tal and social sustainabi­lity by enhancing health and safety in the workplace and adjacent communitie­s. Weba chutes improve dust control and mitigated noise, helping customers meet minimum compliance standards while improving worker health. With sustainabi­lity in mind, Weba Chute Systems has installed a 160 kW solar plant at its facilities, meeting its peak demand with renewable energy and thereby reducing its carbon footprint.

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