A side-by-side comparison of the Slipstick Horizontal Motion Conveyor on the right and a typical vertical impact conveyor on the left.

Pet Food Forum was a roaring success! We hope everyone who got to take home a piece of Triple/S home with them is enjoying their memento. Manufacturers around the globe trust the Slipstick to carry the most fragile products and ingredients from baby formula to your favorite snack food. If you would like to read about a solution similar to your application, please fill out our form and we will send over a customized solution story based on your needs.

A recent Slipstick purchased from Triple/S Dynamics comes equipped with several new and improved features. One of the main upgrades was getting the drive down to a smaller size while still supporting the same power as before.

There are various components that come into play when constructing the ideal athletic field. But what happens after the game is over? Our most recent solution comes from a company specializing in recycling sports field turf to explore the potential for repurposing its materials in residential areas. One of the primary materials to be recycled is the rubber infill used on the turf. To accomplish this, the rubber must be cleaned and separated from the sand present in the turf. This means separating the rubber from sand and other materials.

Triple/S Solution

The recent installation at UMW''s Everett home base is an all-new production line for recycling communication wire. Once the wires are stripped, the internal components (aluminum, copper, and rubber insulation) can be separated and repurposed. Triple/S Dynamics completed the engineering package including the full layout of the equipment, electrical schematics, and sizing and layout of the dust collection system. In addition, Triple/S Dynamics manufactured and provided a 5ft x 12ft hi speed screen, (2) T-20 Gravity Separators, (2) S-22 Stoners, a Dual Bin Feeder, and multi-lane vibratory conveyors.

Triple/S began working with UMW in 1982. Our workmanship has stood the test of time, as the original equipment for this line is still in production today. With the new addition, the previous installation will focus solely on copper while the most recent installation will focus on aluminum wire. The goal is to run upward of 12,000 pounds per hour.