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Telschig manufactures bag and big bag emptying systems, pneumatic conveyors, and lump breakers for handling powdered and granular bulk materials.

Reviewed August 29, 2026 · Updated August 29, 2026

Telschig GmbH, headquartered in Weinstadt, Germany, designs equipment for opening, emptying, and processing bagged and bulk powder and granular materials. Its Cematic and Cemobil bag emptying systems open and empty bags dust-free at rates of up to 1,200 bags per hour, for bag weights up to 80 kilograms, with a hygienic stainless steel design available for pharmaceutical and food applications. The Cembag and Vibro Cross systems handle big bag (FIBC) discharge. For lumpy or agglomerated bulk material, the company's Cembreak single- and dual-shaft lump breakers accept infeed lumps up to 200 millimeters, reduce them to particle sizes down to 3 millimeters, and process throughput of up to 100 cubic meters per hour, with tolerance for moisture up to 5 percent and inlet temperatures up to 400 degrees Celsius. Telschig also builds pneumatic conveying systems to transport bulk material through piping between process steps. The company states it has half a century of experience in bulk material handling and serves industries including chemicals, food, pharmaceuticals, plastics, construction materials, recycling, and energy production.

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