Screw Conveyor
A screw conveyor is a mechanical device used for moving bulk materials from one point to another in a controlled and efficient manner. It consists of a helical screw blade, also known as a flighting, that rotates inside a trough or tube. As the screw turns, it pushes materials such as grains, cement, powders, and other bulk solids forward. Screw conveyors are widely used in industries like agriculture, construction, mining, food processing, and chemical plants. They are compact, simple in design, and can be installed horizontally, vertically, or at an inclined angle. These conveyors are especially suitable for handling semi-solid materials and fine powders. Their enclosed design reduces dust and spillage, making them a clean and safe option for material handling. Additionally, screw conveyors are cost-effective and require relatively low maintenance.
A mobile screw conveyor is a portable material handling system mounted on wheels or a frame for easy movement. It is widely used for transferring grains, powders, and bulk materials between locations within warehouses, factories, or farms. Its mobility makes it flexible for temporary operations and on-site handling.
A tube screw conveyor consists of a rotating screw enclosed in a cylindrical tube, ensuring safe and dust-free material handling. It is ideal for conveying fine powders, granules, and small bulk items over long distances. The closed design minimizes spillage and contamination, making it suitable for industries like food, chemical, and pharmaceuticals.
A tube screw conveyor consists of a rotating screw enclosed in a cylindrical tube, ensuring safe and dust-free material handling. It is ideal for conveying fine powders, granules, and small bulk items over long distances. The closed design minimizes spillage and contamination, making it suitable for industries like food, chemical, and pharmaceuticals.
A U-shaped screw conveyor features an open or covered U-shaped trough with a screw inside for transporting materials. It is commonly used for short to medium conveying distances of bulk solids such as cement, grains, and aggregates. The design allows easy access for inspection, cleaning, and maintenance, making it user-friendly and cost-effective.