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Taylor Products Co Inc: Taylor Products Co Inc: IBC 3000 bulk bagging equipment

Taylor’s IBC 3000 Packers are engineered for a variety of materials and containers.

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The IBC’s modular design allows complete flexibility from a free standing manual operation to a fully integrated and automated system handling bags, drums, and boxes.

The IBC 3000’s features and ideal materials include:

• 100 lb to 3,000 lb capacity
• Granular
• Powders
• Fill drums, bags, and boxes
• Compact modular design

Taylor Products, a division of Magnum Systems, is a leader in material handling, weighing, and packaging equipment. For over 40 years Taylor Products has provided customers with versatile, cost effective, packaging equipment, and continues this trend today. For more information about Taylor Products, go to Taylor Products website or call 1-888-882-9567.

Contacts:

Gary Saunders
Vice President Sales and Marketing
Magnum Systems
Phone: (913) 647-6154
[email protected]

Adam Johnston
President
Hendler-Johnston
Phone: (952) 346-9258
[email protected]

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