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Complete Pneumatic Systems Dilute-phase conveying • Design • Supply • Install
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System Components

CPS supplies and integrates the core components required to build reliable dilute-phase pneumatic conveying systems. Every project is engineered as a complete system—air mover, feed, pipeline, separation, filtration, and dust control.

Cartoon-style rotary valve with CPS branding
Rotary Valves (Airlocks) Controlled feed with airlock integrity for stable conveying and predictable airflow.
Cartoon-style material diverter with CPS branding
Material Diverters (Air / Electric) Two-way and multi-way routing to bins, lines, or packaging—built for smooth transitions.
Cartoon-style inline magnet with CPS branding
Inline Magnets Tramp metal protection upstream of valves/receivers to prevent damage and downtime.
Cartoon-style pneumatic conveying piping with CPS branding
Conveying Piping Clamp-together or coupling style piping—selected for the application and layout.
Cartoon-style blow-through arrangement with CPS branding
Blow-throughs (Under Rotary Valves) Engineered discharge arrangements to maintain stable feed and minimize blowback.
Cartoon-style blower and PD pump skid with CPS branding
Blowers & Positive Displacement Pumps Right-sized airflow and pressure with appropriate filtration, silencers, and controls.
Cartoon-style material cyclone with CPS branding
Material Cyclones Primary separation to reduce dust loading and stabilize downstream filtration.
Cartoon-style filter bag manifold with CPS branding
Filter Bag Manifolds Final air/material separation sized to airflow and dust loading for reliable operation.
Cartoon-style dust collector with CPS branding
Dust Collectors Cartridge or bag-style dust collection integrated with the conveying system.

Why components alone don’t solve the problem

  • Airflow, pressure, and velocity must match the material and layout
  • Pipe routing and bend strategy drive stability and wear
  • Feed consistency and airlock integrity prevent surging
  • Separation and filtration protect equipment and reduce mess
CPS engineers these pieces together as one system.

Photos

  • Start with supplier photos (fast), then replace with field photos over time
  • Use close-ups + “installed in plant” shots
  • Add captions: material, throughput, distance, and what was solved
If you want, I can add a “Projects” page later once you have a few installs.
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