Our dedicated designed screw conveyors have shown their ability to move a broad range of bulk products under the worst environmental conditions. Our screw conveyors are available in a variety of configurations and are optimized for the task at hand. They are used to transport granules, dust, and flowing bulk materials. Our screw conveyors, on the other hand, are excellently suitable for conveying problematic bulk materials such as explosive, abrasive, or sticky materials. They are commonly used for conveying a variety of materials, including sand, cement, granulate, ash, and other products.
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A wide range of applications for our feeding screw conveyors can be found in feeding of combustion chambers, calcining furnaces, fluidized bed systems, waste incineration facilities, and other areas of application. Although the process parameters may prevent use of a bearing on the end side of feeding screw conveyors (facing the process), charging screws are the most cost-effective alternative in most cases. The feeding screw will not be harmed by abrasive bulk solids throughout its service life since a variety of solutions provide good protection against premature wear. To meet your needs for mass flow and self-cleaning, we may provide a variety of feeding screw conveyor models with multiple shaft configurations to meet your specifications.
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A flexible screw conveyor, also known as a spiral conveyor, is a type of conveyor system that uses a flexible helical screw to transport bulk materials from one point to another. The screw is enclosed in a flexible tube, allowing it to bend and flex around obstacles and corners, making it ideal for conveying materials in tight spaces and complex layouts. This technology offers a cost-effective and efficient alternative to traditional conveying systems, providing gentle handling of materials while maintaining product integrity. The flexible screw conveyors are an extremely low-maintenance space-saving solution and are used primarily in the plastic, chemical, food, and building material industries.
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