Model G Cross-cut Sampler
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Contact UsObtain representation of your entire vertical or inclined product stream with the Sentry Model G Cross-Cut Sampler.
By taking a cross section of grain, granules, or flakes as it travels down a chute, the sampler can get a representative sample of your process without affecting the product characteristics.
- This bulk solids sampler has a variety of options to suit specific applications – wear liners, QPQ hardening, pre-plumbed filter-regulator, and more.
- Sampler can be pneumatically, electrically, or hydraulically driven.
- Available in square or round gravity chutes and two- or three-inch (51 or 76 mm) discharge tubes to accommodate different particle sizes.
- Meets USDA, CRN, FGIS, and NOPA compliance standards
- Seal kits and sample containers available to meet your repair and sampling needs
Particle Size
- The FGIS certified Cross-Cut G sampler has a recommended particle size of 10 µm to .25 in (6 mm).
- Contact us if you require larger particle sizes.
Process Locations
- The Model G Sampler's recommended sampling location is in vertical or inclined gravity spouts.
- The sampler dimensions are dependent on process customization.
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Related Resources
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Spec Sheets
Model G Sampler Spec Sheet
Instruction Manuals
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Bulk Solids Sampling
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Application Guides
Bulk Solids Application Guide
Preventative Maintenance
5 Important Tips for Cleaning Your Sampling EquipmentFAQ Sampling Questions
Sentry's bulk solid and ISOLOK sampler maintenance schedules depend on the application. However, it is recommended to clean your equipment every 6 months and review cycle counts to determine the average change time of seals. You should also document every failure for a more robust maintenance schedule.
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