Gypsum is not the worst bulk material to handle—but it is close. It is moderately abrasive, moderately heavy, and often damp. That dampness makes it sticky. Gypsum clings to grab shells, builds up in corners, and refuses to drop out cleanly. A standard grab designed for coal or grain will […]

Rising Demand for Better Waste Handling Across the world, the concept of green living is moving from a nice‑to‑have to a must‑have. Households separate their food waste. Cities mandate organic waste collection. Treatment plants turn leftovers into biogas or compost. But none of this works if the equipment at the receiving

One Frame for 3 Container Lengths  The customer handles containers of different sizes every day. A fixed‑length frame would force them to buy multiple units or waste time swapping attachments. GBM engineered this over‑height frame with a telescopic design that adjusts to three common lengths: 20 feet, 40 feet, and

Why Remote Control Grabs Keep Good Sales? At GBM, we manufacture many types of bulk handling equipment. But one product line stands out as a customer favorite: the remote control grab. It appears in ports, on ship unloaders, and at inland terminals from Southeast Asia to the Middle East. These

Telescopic Chutes for  Pet Coke and Clinker Petroleum coke and cement clinker are not forgiving bulk materials. One is oily and sticky; the other is hot, abrasive, and prone to bridging. A standard chute often clogs, dusts out, or leaves uneven piles that require costly trimming. That is why a