Rapat Corporation

Case Study Monday! The client was looking to load dried distillers grain into 40-foot shipping containers for export. For increased efficiency, the customer decided to purchase two Rapat Series-ETR shuttling belt conveyors, enabling them to load at least one container at all times. Rapat supplied the conveyors, support structures, and shuttle drives. Rapat also provided the ultrasonic sensors that enable product pile detection and allow for automated self-retraction of the conveyor as the container fills. The application required modification of the support structures to accommodate the existing loading dock and the addition of a second directional inlet with skirting to accept the necessary chute work. Location: Minnesota Capacities: 300 TPH Find Out More: https://lnkd.in/gDgFmmr7

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Case Study Monday! Rapat was contracted to design and build a material handling system for a new facility that converted yellow pine wood chips into renewable crude oil. The project included conveyors, supports and connection chutes to transfer the wood chips. Due to environmental and corrosion concerns, Rapat hot-dip galvanized all equipment, and the conveyors were fully enclosed to reduce dust emissions. Location: Mississippi Capacities: 300 TPH

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Case Study Monday! A large cement company needed a new transloading facility to receive cement from river barges and transport it to fill a storage dome. Rapat provided material handling equipment and support structures from the barge unloader to the storage dome. Due to the sensitive nature of cement, Rapat supplied completely enclosed conveyors to keep the dust contained and the outside elements out. There was also the challenge of overcoming difficult factors such as building a bend section to compensate for the elevation difference between the river and the bucket elevator inlet. The long conveyor also required a gravity take-up and an enclosure to contain dust with clean out doors. Location: Tennesse Capacities: 300 TPH

The Rapat Series CTR is an industrial duty channel frame conveyor with CEMA troughing idlers designed to handle the toughest applications. Common options include walkways, service platforms, support bents and transfer towers.

Case Study Monday! A client needed a system to help distribute high purity silica contents for both ground and whole grain silica products. Rapat engineered?and manufactured the conveying system comprised of complex?configurations including detailed conveyor design, bucket elevators,?TCTR conveyors, and a CTRF conveyor. The equipment Rapat?designed is used to produce silica flour, metakaolin and expanded?clay for a wide range of products utilized in thermal oil cementation and abrasives production. The silica facility was completed using a?wide cross section of Rapat products. Location: Alabama Capacities: 300 TPH

Rapat is looking to hiring a sales intern! In this position, you'll participate in sales calls, meetings, and presentations. You will also assist with the development of sales materials and marketing campaigns along with collaborating with other departments. Finally, you will follow a sales order from start to finish! This is a paid position with flexibility for part time or full time work. Apply today at Rapat.com

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