The Specialist In Drum Handling Equipment

310 Series

Drum Tumblrs TM

Copyright 2022 - Morse Mfg. Co., Inc.

Spec Sheet F310

(Updated 23 Aug., 2022)

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MADE

IN

USA

service@morsedrum.com

103 Kuhn Rd.

Syracuse, NY, 13208 USA

morsedrum.com

(315) 437-8475

Mixing in a Closed Drum Means Less Hazards

Using a Morse Drum Rotator eliminates spills, splashing of dangerous contents on

workers, and risk of contamination. Now you can get the benefits of mixing inside closed

shipping drums and have the machine do the work of loading and unloading itself! Morse

310 Series models accept the drum upright at floor level. The user controls hydraulic tilting

action that raises the drum into position for rotating. A second valve allows the operator

to start and stop the hydraulic motor that drives rotation. You minimize time, labor and

operating cost by eliminating extra moves required for getting drum into mixing position.

Rotate various sized drums, weighing up to 800 Lb. (363 kg) at 5 to 20 RPM.

Install all Morse Rotators in accordance with OSHA requirements for enclosure and safety

interlock, etc. so the rotator automatically turns off when enclosure door is opened. One

way to accomplish this is with a Morse enclosure with safety interlock.

For

OSHA compliance, see

OSHA subpart

O.1910.212(a)(4) “Barrels,

containers, and drums.

Revolving drums, barrels,

and

containers shall be

guarded by an enclosure

which is interlocked with

the

drive mechanism, so that

the

barrel, drum, or container

cannot revolve unless the

guard enclosure is in

place.”

Power connections and

motor controls must

comply with applicable

codes.

Tilt-To-Load Drum Tumbler shown with

Controls and Enclosure with Safety Interlock

(sold separately)

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Rotate closed plastic, steel, or fiber drum

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Thorough corner-over-corner mixing action

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Save time, labor and money

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Use a separate drum for each batch

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No container to purge between batches

Load drum into lowered drum holder with hinged ratchet

plate and the top clamps both open. Model 152 Drum

Truck is shown loading drum. Can also load with Model

81 Drum Spotter or Model 92 Below-Hook Drum Lifter.

Secure drum in the rotator using the web strap and

ratchet, and tightening the top clamps (inset).

Turn the motor on to activate the hydraulics. Raise

the drum to the top position by raising the TILT control

valve. To begin rotating, raise the ROTATE control

valve.

1. Load Upright Drum at Floor Level

2. Secure Drum in Holder

3. Power Lift and Rotate

Tilt-To-Load Drum Tumblers

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Tumble a plastic, steel or fiber drum:

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29” to 37” (74 to 94 cm) tall

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18” to 23.5” (46 to 60 cm) in diameter

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Rotate your drum at:

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5 to 20 RPM for 60Hz or Air models

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4 to 16 RPM for 50Hz models

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Capacity:

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800 Lb. (363 kg) Full Drum

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400 Lb. (181 kg) Half-Full Drum

Half-full Capacity is an indication of the capacity for tilting an

unbalanced, bottom-heavy drum. A partially full drum with an

unbalanced and shifting load is harder to tilt than a full drum.

Optional Hydraulic Oil Cooler for applications requiring a

higher service factor, such as longer run times or operating in areas

with high ambient temperature.

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Factory Installed Option # 5014i-P on AC model

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Kit # 5014KIT-P for customer to install on AC model

Tilt-To-Load Drum Tumblers Feature Power-Tilt to Enable Easy, Floor-Level Loading