NetterVibration invites visitors to Booth 9-511 at POWTECH
NetterVibration showcases PKL impactors and vibrators for bulk solids flow issues like caking and bridging at POWTECH. Their new NHK 10 combines high-frequency impact and vibration for efficient deposit removal in vessels and pipelines.
This year, NetterVibration will once again present itself at POWTECH in Nuremberg as a specialist in industrial vibration technology. The company’s trade fair presentation will focus on the proven PKL series, its comprehensive range of vibrators, and the expansion of the NHK series with the new NHK 10.
With the PKL series, NetterVibration offers an industry standard among pneumatic impactors. PKL impactors have been successfully solving material flow problems in almost every industry for decades. The portfolio is complemented by the innovative ePKL electric impactor as well as one of the market’s broadest ranges of pneumatic and electric vibrators. The solutions are available for ATEX environments, in stainless steel versions, oil-free designs, or as customer-specific variants, and can be integrated into plants using a wide variety of mounting and fastening solutions.
Whether conveying, dosing, screening, compacting, emptying, cleaning or automating processes, NetterVibration supports customers worldwide in making production processes safer, more efficient and more economical. This wide range of applications is also a key focus at POWTECH.
The high-frequency impactors of the NHK series have been specifically developed for applications where conventional impactors or vibrators reach their limits. Unlike traditional impact systems, the NHK operates at a high impact frequency of up to 50 rebound impacts per second while using lower impact energy. This enables deposits, caking and material bridges to be removed particularly efficiently while minimizing stress on the affected components. The combination of linear vibrations and high-frequency impacts ensures effective cleaning and compaction while maintaining high system availability. Typical applications include vessels, pipelines, heat exchangers, rotary kilns, as well as foundry applications, bulk solids handling and additive manufacturing (3D printing).
The NHK technology has been successfully used in demanding industrial applications for many years. With the new NHK 10, this proven operating principle is now available for the first time in a more compact, lighter and more economical version, making it suitable for an even broader range of applications.
Thomas Reis, Managing Director of NetterVibration, explains: ”Many operators are familiar with the situation: A vibrator improves material flow but does not always completely eliminate build-up or bridging. An impactor reliably solves these problems, but is often supplemented by an additional vibrator. The NHK combines both operating principles in one robust and durable device. With the new NHK 10, this solution is now available for an even wider range of applications.”
Achim Werkmann, Managing Director of NetterVibration, adds: ”For many years, POWTECH has been one of our most important platforms for personal exchange with users, plant manufacturers and process engineers. It is where innovation, practical expertise and real-world challenges come together. Visitors to our booth can experience the full spectrum of modern vibration technology – from proven standard products to customized solutions for demanding applications. We look forward to welcoming visitors to the exhibition.”
NetterVibration auf der POWTECH 2026
Hall 9, Booth 511
Nürnberg Messe
