Scorpion™ 1210
Compact, towable, built to slip under the railcar.
The Scorpion 1210 moves 75 TPH at 100 PCF up a 60° incline on a monolithic SBR Cambelt™, with a slim-line inlet just 5" off the rail and a 10 HP, 480V drive. Wheels for mobility, lift jacks for setup: tow it into place with a forklift, roll the inlet under the car, and set the jacks to stabilize it.
Talk to an engineer→What makes it different
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75 TPH @ 100 PCF
Throughput sized for steady railcar unloading.
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20 ft inlet to discharge
Reach from the rail to the receiving equipment.
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600 fpm belt speed
Moves material quickly and under control.
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12" monolithic SBR Cambelt™
A one-piece belt with no splices to fail.
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60° incline
Steep lift in a short footprint.
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10 HP V-belt drive
Simple, serviceable power transmission.
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480V, 3-phase
Runs on standard industrial site power.
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5" railcar clearance
Top of rail to slim-line inlet is 5", so it fits easily under the railcar.
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Locking rear wheels
Lock at 90° to move the machine laterally along the railcar, hopper to hopper. Lock straight to tow.
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Forklift towable
Wheels for mobility. Lift jacks for setup. Tow it in with a towbar, roll the inlet under the car, then set the jacks to stabilize it.
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Rental availability
Rent a Scorpion when the work is temporary or the timing is tight.
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Try before you buy
Run the machine on your site first. Buy it when it has proven itself on your material.
Brochure
The Scorpion™ 1210 brochure.
Eight pages on how the 1210 reaches capacity: the 12" monolithic SBR Cambelt and enclosed conveyor, tons per hour by material, capital cost per TPH, forklift positioning, uptime and service access, configuration options, and the full specification sheet.
PDF · 8 pages
Configure it for the work
Tell us what you are moving, the required throughput, railcar or truck arrangement, and your site constraints. Cambelt engineering will match the Scorpion configuration to the application.
Start an application review→Try it on your site
Scorpion transloaders are available for rental when the work is temporary or the timing is tight — and every machine is available for a demonstration run on your material before you commit to a purchase. Run it first. Buy it when it has proven itself.
Also see the Scorpion™ 3015 →Also see the Scorpion™ 2410 →