Hapman’s WEFTEC 2025 Booth Draws Attention for Practical Wastewater Equipment
Hapman’s booth at WEFTEC 2025 was a key destination for water industry professionals seeking practical, results-driven material handling equipment tailored for wastewater facilities. The event in Chicago gave attendees a…
Hapman Showcases Bulk Material Solutions at PACK EXPO 2025
At PACK EXPO 2025, Hapman set a new standard for material handling performance as visitors experienced the company’s trusted solutions up close. The Hapman team welcomed attendees to Booth N-6060…
Smart Controls: Keeping Bulk Material Handling Efficient and Reliable
Practical Automation for Everyday Operations Automation has become an essential part of bulk material handling and helps facilities run efficiently, safely, and cost-effectively. Reliable control systems keep materials moving and…
Hapman at IBIE 2025: Bulk Material Handling Experts
Hapman attended the International Baking Industry Exposition (IBIE) 2025, held at the Las Vegas Convention Center from September 13-17. At Booth 7716, Hapman’s experts connected with bakery professionals and demonstrated…
Dust is more than a nuisance; it’s a challenge that impacts safety, regulatory compliance, and operational efficiency across industries. At Hapman, we recognize that effective dust control is essential for…
Challenges to Consider When Selecting a Feeder
Moving dry bulk materials in industrial settings comes with unique challenges, especially when handling substances that are abrasive, sticky, or prone to clumping. These difficult-to-handle materials can disrupt operations, decrease…
VODCAST: How the Right Feeder Solves Big Problems with Dry Bulk Material
A Conversation with Ryan Coburn, Technical Sales Specialist at Hapman In our latest discussion, we delve into the critical role of feeders in managing challenging dry bulk materials. Ryan Coburn,…
Efficient Material Handling with Vacuum Conveyors
In bulk material handling, efficiency and versatility are paramount. Vacuum Conveyors are designed to optimize material movement across various sectors, ensuring cost-effective and reliable operations. Key Features of Hapman Vacuum…
Quick-Ship Conveyors: Rapid Solutions for Changing Manufacturing Demands
In today’s fast-paced manufacturing world, adaptability is key. Hapman understands this, which is why we’re excited to highlight our Quick-Ship program for Helix Flexible Screw Conveyors. This innovative solution is…
Introducing Hapman’s CablePro™ Tubular Drag Conveyor
Unveiling Innovation at PACK EXPO 2024 In the dynamic world of food processing and packaging, innovation is the key to maintaining product quality and operational efficiency. Hapman, a renowned leader…
Elevating Material Handling Efficiency with the Helix® Flexible Screw Conveyor
In material handling, reliability and adaptability are key to maintaining smooth operations across industries. Since 1977, Hapman’s Helix® Flexible Screw Conveyor has been a trusted solution for businesses seeking efficient…
Eductors: What Are They and How Do They Work?
When creating a fluid or pneumatic conveyor system, eductors can be a good options in place of fans, blowers, and pumps. Eductors are jet pumps to create a vacuum that can…
Using Material Handling Automation to Improve Efficiency
Take a closer look at three main types of material handling automation and the Hapman difference in designing and integrating automation systems.
Challenges in Conveying Bulk Materials
When plants deal with bulk material well, all of their operations become easier. But challenges in bulk material handling lead to many problems, including inefficiencies, degradation and material segregation. Plants…
3 Reasons to Customize Your Flexible Screw Conveyor Design
Flexible screw conveyors are popular for their simplicity, versatility, and cost-effectiveness — but not all systems perform the same. When a conveyor isn’t engineered for your specific material or process,…
USDA Certified or 3-A Approved: What’s the Difference?
When choosing equipment for dairy processing or manufacturing facilities, confusion often arises between USDA Certified and 3-A Approved equipment. Both designations relate to hygienic design, but they differ in certification…
Small Dust Control, Big Safety Gains: How Localized Collection Reduces Risk
Dust control and risk mitigation go hand in hand for manufacturers that process dry powders or other bulk materials. Managing airborne particulate isn’t just about keeping facilities clean — it’s…
Volumetric Vs. Gravimetric Feeder Operation
How Much Control Is Achieved with Volumetric vs. Gravimetric Material Feeding? Whether you work in the manufacturing or production industry, you need the right feeder system to regulate the flow…
How to Choose the Right Conveyor System for Your Process: 6 Key Considerations from Hapman
Choosing the right conveyor system for your batch or continuous processing application is rarely straightforward. Moving material efficiently, safely, and in line with production requirements—without contributing to dust, downtime, or…
5 Reasons to Avoid Round-Link Chains in Tubular Drag Conveyors
Tubular drag conveying is a common method of moving loose bulk materials between processes in industrial plants. Chain-type tubular drag conveyors fall into two basic categories: those that use round-link chains and…
Dust Control in Bulk Material Handling
Dust generation is one of the most persistent challenges in bulk material handling. It’s more than a housekeeping issue—dusting can present serious safety risks, lead to regulatory noncompliance, and reduce…
How the Right Flexible Screw Conveyor Design Boosts Productivity
Flexible screw conveyors are one of the most common types of conveyors used by manufacturers because of their low cost and simple construction. Although it isn’t a complicated piece of…
6 Key Factors to Consider When Choosing a Conveyor for Bulk Material Handling
Selecting the right conveyor for your bulk material handling process isn’t always as simple as it seems. Every application involves unique challenges — from material properties to plant layout —…
How the “Bend But Don’t Break” Principle Applies to Tubular Drag Conveyors
If you’re a sports fan, you know that the term “bend but not break” refers to a football defense that gives up yardage but doesn’t allow the opponent into the…