
Bucket elevator
Buckets lift product from the lower inlet to the upper discharge. The boot module is self-cleaning. Height, capacity and connections are defined according to the factory layout.
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Buckets lift product from the lower inlet to the upper discharge. The boot module is self-cleaning. Height, capacity and connections are defined according to the factory layout.
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In carbon steel or stainless steel, the chain and drag elements move product along the trough. Length, inlets and discharge points according to the process.
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In carbon steel or stainless steel, this is an evolution of Redler and Drag systems. Designed to operate at inclines of up to 45°, depending on the application.
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Allows routes with curves, inclines and declines according to the layout. Length, width and transfer points are defined according to the product and application.
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Connects different line levels on ascending or descending sections, with an incline and belt suited to the product.
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Allows changes in direction, adapting transport to the available space and the connections specified in the layout.
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Screw installed in a trough to move product between the inlet and discharge. Length and connections according to the process.
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Screw in an enclosed tubular body for transferring bulk materials. Installation and connection points according to the application.
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Cable with drag discs. A cost-effective solution with easy cleaning and low energy consumption.
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Chain with drag discs, with greater added value and suitability for long distances. Includes a 10-inch model for higher throughput requirements.
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