Imer Mighty Small 50 Vibrating Hopper - 1107015
Imer Mighty Small 50 Vibrating Hopper - 1107015
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Imer Mighty Small 50 Vibrating Hopper - 1107015
Imer Mighty Small 50 Vibrating Hopper - 1107015
Features
- Optional accessory for use when tuck-pointing with Imer Mighty Small 50
- Vibrating hopper is used to keep slower moving grout pumping through the machine
- Ideal hopper for pressure regulated grout injection
What our Experts Think
- Critical flow-control accessory for grout pumping systems - Designed for the IMER Mighty Small 50 Vibrating Hopper, it stabilizes material flow during tuck-pointing and grout injection applications.
- Prevents clogging in low-slump materials - Uses controlled vibration to keep thick grout, mortar, and cement mixes continuously pumpable, reducing stoppages on site.
- Improves pumping consistency and pressure control - Ensures smooth, uniform feed into the pump system, supporting more accurate application in masonry and repair work.
- Jobsite productivity booster - Helps reduce downtime caused by blockages, keeping continuous workflow on demanding grouting and tuck-pointing jobs.
- Direct-fit system for Small 50 platform - Engineered specifically to integrate with the IMER Small 50 pump range without modification, making setup fast and reliable.
- Built for harsh construction environments - Durable, compact construction designed for heavy-duty professional use on commercial and infrastructure projects.
Q&A
Q: What is the Imer Mighty Small 50 Vibrating Hopper?
A: It is an optional accessory designed for the Imer Mighty Small 50 Pump System that helps improve the flow of stiff or slow-moving grout and mortar during pumping operations.
Q: What is its main function?
A: It uses vibration to keep dense materials like grout and tuck-pointing mixes flowing smoothly into the pump, preventing blockages and improving consistency.
Q: What applications is it used for?
A: It is commonly used for controlled pressure grout injection, tuck-pointing, and pumping low-slump materials in construction and restoration work.
Q: Is it a standalone machine?
A: No, it is an attachment designed specifically for the Mighty Small 50 system and cannot operate independently.
Q: Why is vibration important in this hopper?
A: Vibration helps prevent material bridging and clogging, ensuring a steady feed of thick mixes into the pump for continuous operation.
Q: What type of work is it best suited for?
A: It is ideal for professional contractors working with grout injection, masonry restoration, and precision tuck-pointing where material flow control is critical.
Q: What is its key benefit on job sites?
A: It improves pumping reliability, reduces downtime from blockages, and ensures smoother application of dense construction materials.
Q: Why choose this accessory?
A: It enhances the performance of the Mighty Small 50 system when handling difficult, thick materials, making pumping more consistent and efficient in demanding conditions.
Maintenance Tips
- Clean after each use: Remove grout, cement slurry, and material buildup from hopper walls and vibration screen to maintain consistent flow.
- Inspect vibration motor: Check mounting bolts and electrical connections regularly to ensure stable vibration and prevent loosening.
- Avoid dry running: Do not operate the hopper empty for long periods—this increases wear on the vibration system.
- Check feed flow area: Keep inlet/outlet clear so grout or mortar flows smoothly into the pump without clogging.
- Electrical safety check: Inspect power cable and connectors before use, especially in wet jobsite conditions.
- Tighten frame hardware: Regularly verify bolts and brackets holding the hopper to the Small 50 system to prevent movement during operation.
- Protect from moisture buildup: After cleaning, dry thoroughly to avoid corrosion on metal surfaces and vibration components.
- Proper storage: Store in a dry, covered area and disconnect from power when not in use for extended periods.
