Forklift-loaded
For layouts with suitable forklift access and lifting clearance.
Bag lifting and positioning are planned around the forklift route, station height and receiving equipment.
Discuss forklift loading →Discharge · Contain · Connect
Jumbo bag
unloading systems.
Unload powders and bulk solids through a contained bag connection. Select forklift, hoist or low-headroom arrangements, with flow assistance and conveying interfaces matched to the material and installation.
Material · Bag format · Loading method · Process layout
Jumbo bag discharger — factory setting illustrationView larger ↗Three ways to approach the layout
Start with loading
and available space.
Each arrangement is selected around your lifting access, bag dimensions, clear height and downstream discharge point.
Integrated hoist
For layouts requiring a crane-and-hoist bag loading arrangement.
The lifting arrangement, loading envelope and access to the bag connection are configured with the support structure.
Discuss integrated hoist loading →Ultra-low headroom
For compact process areas with restricted overhead clearance.
Explore the RJBU–ULH–1000 arrangement with loss-in-weight control, a contained bag connection and downstream interlocks.
Discuss ultra-low-headroom unloading →View RJBU technical details →Understand the equipment
Every component
has a job to do.
Select a numbered marker to read about that part of the arrangement. The illustration shows one configuration; equipment and options vary by application.
Lifting & support structure
The tubular frame and bag support arrangement are selected for the bag load, loading method and installation.
Contained spout connection
Connect the bag outlet to the receiving hopper. The selected sealing and access arrangement helps limit dust release at the connection.
Material flow assistance
Massagers, vibration or aeration can assist discharge of difficult materials. The method is selected from the material’s flow behaviour.
Controls & process interfaces
Coordinate weighing and discharge with the downstream process. PLC/HMI operation and interlocks form part of the selected control scope.
Discharge & conveying interface
Connect the outlet to suitable receiving equipment or REGMEN vacuum conveying. Confirm the outlet geometry, access and transfer requirements.
Selection data
Specify the arrangement.
Then confirm the details.
Use the range overview to define your requirement. Model ratings, utilities and performance are confirmed in the application-specific proposal.
| Unloading range | Bulk bags up to 2 tons; rated load confirmed for the selected model |
|---|---|
| Bag dimensions | Bag footprint, height, loops and spout dimensions assessed for each application |
| Loading arrangement | Forklift, crane and hoist, or low-headroom configuration |
| Support structure | Heavy-duty tubular frame; painted or stainless steel options |
| Product-contact parts | SS304 in the general range; selected grade confirmed for the application |
| Discharge connection | Contained spout connection and outlet matched to the receiving equipment |
| Flow assistance | Bag massagers or vibration assistance; method selected for the material |
| Dust management | Aspiration during bag changeover and optional dust filter |
| Conveying interface | Connection to REGMEN vacuum conveying and downstream process equipment |
| Installation envelope | Overall dimensions, headroom, discharge height and maintenance access confirmed with the layout |
Beyond the unloading station
From bulk bag
to the next process.
Connect unloading with vacuum conveying, weighing and mixer feeding. REGMEN’s Auto Silica and Auto Carbon systems combine these operations for tyre and rubber production.
- 01
Unload
Connect the bulk bag to the unloading station.
- 02
Convey
Transfer material through the selected conveying arrangement.
- 03
Weigh & batch
Prepare a measured batch for the process.
- 04
Feed the mixer
Release material in step with downstream demand.
REGMEN equipment views
See the arrangement.
Design views illustrate equipment layouts. Final loading, access and discharge arrangements are configured for each project.
Jumbo bag discharger — design render Jumbo bag discharger — factory setting illustration 
Jumbo bag discharger installed for graphite powder dispersion 
Three-station jumbo bag discharger arrangement — design render 
RJBU loss-in-weight arrangement — design render 
Multi-station unloading — layout perspective 
Spout docking station & bag massager — design render 
Hoist loading & bag transfer — design render Before you specify
Practical questions,
clear answers.
Is the capacity the same for every model?
No. The general unloading range includes bulk bags up to 2 tons, while the rated load of the selected model is confirmed during engineering. The range statement is not a capacity claim for every configuration.
Can this handle poor-flowing powders?
Flow assistance can include bag massagers, vibration or aeration. Share the material grade, bulk density and flow behaviour so the method can be selected for the application.
Can it feed a weighing system or mixer?
Yes. Unloading can be combined with conveying, weighing and downstream feeding. REGMEN’s Auto Silica and Auto Carbon systems present complete bulk-bag-to-mixer arrangements.
What needs confirming for a low-headroom installation?
The clear installation height, loaded bag dimensions, lifting method, discharge elevation and maintenance access must be checked together. No single minimum headroom is assumed for all bags and layouts.
After the equipment arrives
Support for your production.
Installation & commissioning
Discuss site access, equipment interfaces and start-up requirements with our team.
Operator guidance
Plan operating guidance and routine checks around your equipment and process.
Maintenance & spares
Contact REGMEN for troubleshooting, replacement components and equipment support.
A useful starting point
Tell us about
your material.
Share the operating conditions so we can select the equipment and prepare an application-specific proposal.
- Material name, bulk density, moisture and flow characteristics
- Bag load, dimensions, lifting loops and discharge spout
- Required transfer rate or batch weight and tolerance
- Clear headroom, loading method and available floor space
- Receiving equipment, dust collection and control interfaces
Your process. Our engineering.
Let’s build the right
system for your material.
Tell us what you handle, how much you need to move, and where it needs to go.
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