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Hopper Car Unloading Lift

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Hopper Car Unloading Lift
The HVI LIFT SERIES is the safe, clean, and affordable method of containing material during transfer from hopper car or truck to pit conveying system. The simple design and rugged construction of...Read More

Product Description
The HVI LIFT SERIES is the safe, clean, and affordable method of containing material during transfer from hopper car or truck to pit conveying system. The simple design and rugged construction of Houston Vibrator's Hopper Car Unloading Lifts mean easy installation, reliable operation, and NO ROUTINE MAINTENANCE.

The Houston Vibrator Lift Series offers eight standard configurations to choose from to fit most standard railcar discharge sizes. Custom designs are also available.

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