Drum-tipping station configurator.
Specify original drum-handling equipment with a grounded straddle base, guided carriage, rotating cradle and detailed restraints.
Built for manufacturers, dealers and project teams working with drum-tipping stations.
3D product workspace
Show the choices.
Keep the specification.
Inspect an original material-transfer station in a warehouse service bay. The carriage tracks real mast guides and rollers, and the drum cradle rotates on separate trunnions. Compare steel, polymer and fibre references, empty-cradle release, receiving vessel and drive arrangements.
- Base size, mast height and reference drum dimensions
- Formed band or linked-chain restraint
- Hydraulic or lead-screw lift appearance
- Manual or powered tipping reference and supports
Lay out the station
Set straddle width, base length, mast height and reference drum size. Choose castors or fixed supports.
Explore the drum-tipping station
Fit the restraint and drive
Compare the cradle band or chain, lower supports, lift package, tipping gear and control appearance.
Explore the drum-tipping station
Inspect the positions
Raise the carriage and tilt the cradle, or inspect release with an empty cradle. Review the guides, restraint and gearing before saving.
Discuss your product rangeOne customer.
A connected workflow.
Keep the drum-tipping station configuration with the customer. Follow the enquiry, arrange the next conversation and prepare a proposal from the same workspace.
From enquiry to accepted project
Save the configuration to a customer, track the lead’s status and keep project details, notes and activities together.
Make the next conversation happen
Create customer and project appointments. See everyone’s schedule, filter by user and connect a dedicated Google calendar.
Your proposal. Your prices. Your logo.
Add product, delivery and installation items before generating a branded PDF. An accepted proposal can continue into an order and invoices.
New enquiry1
Configuration saved
Proposal1
Branded proposal prepared
Accepted1
Continue into order
Product planning.
Sales tools included.
Choose this configurator as part of your Sales Visualizer workspace. Your subscription determines the number of users and selected products.
Interactive 3D
Base size, mast height and reference drum dimensions · Formed band or linked-chain restraint
2D planning views
Review the configuration from a planning view.
Augmented reality
Inspect the product on supported AR devices.
Customer profiles
Keep customer details, projects and activities together.
Team appointments
Schedule customer visits and project reviews.
Proposals and PDFs
Add your items and prices, with your company branding.
Lead management
Follow project stages in the team pipeline.
Orders and invoices
Continue accepted proposals and record external payments.
Visual specification only. Load capacity, stability, containment, lifting suitability and safe operation require qualified engineering. Final product availability, dimensions, site conditions and installation requirements must be confirmed by your team.
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Make the next product discussion clearer.
Review the choices, specification questions and proposal details for your drum-tipping station project.
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Need to discuss your own product rules or model? Talk to our team.
What can I configure with the drum-tipping station model?
Set straddle width, base length, mast height and reference drum size. Choose castors or fixed supports. Compare the cradle band or chain, lower supports, lift package, tipping gear and control appearance. Raise the carriage and tilt the cradle, or inspect release with an empty cradle. Review the guides, restraint and gearing before saving.
Can I keep several configurations for the same customer?
Yes. Create a customer contact, save configurations as projects and keep the customer’s project history and activities together. Your team can follow leads in the pipeline and continue accepted proposals into orders.
How do quotes, branded PDFs and invoices work?
You add your own proposal items and prices. Prepare a PDF with your company’s branding, then manage an accepted proposal as an order. From the order, create invoices and record payments received outside the platform.
Can my team schedule appointments for these projects?
Yes. Link an appointment to the customer and project, view the team calendar and filter by user. Users can connect a dedicated Google calendar; personal calendars are not imported.
Make your next product
conversation a visual one.
See how the drum-tipping station configurator fits your products and sales process.