Learn the key risks and design considerations for handling corrosive powders, and how enclosed mechanical conveying systems can reduce corrosion, dust, and downtime.

A true TCO (Total Cost of Ownership) approach looks far beyond sticker price. When evaluating custom conveying equipment, long-term costs like energy use, maintenance, spare parts, labor, and downtime often exceed the initial purchase. This guide explains why TCO is the most important factor in selecting process equipment and how the right vendor can help you reduce operational risk and maximize lifetime value.

Whether you’re evaluating mechanical or pneumatic conveying, understanding how each system manages product quality, flow, and challenging materials is essential. This post breaks down where TipTrak™ and air-based systems differ so you can choose the right fit for your process.

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