The cement screw conveyor is applicable to transport various kinds of loose material such as power, granular and small piece material, for example: clay powder, pulverized coal, cement, sand, grain, small piece of coal, cobble and cast iron filings, etc.
Introduction of Screw Conveyor
1. LSY serial screw conveyor is a kind of equipment, which make use of rotating helical blade continuously to push materials in a sealing circular cross section case and has compact structure , small cross section, light weight, good sealing performance, high conveying effiency, flexible process arrangement, convenient ,assembly, disassembly and movement and safe operation.
2. The machine is specially suitable for conveying bulk cement from cement warehouse to mixer or from cement warehouse to batching machine in concrete mixing station.
3. The screw conveyor is divided into horizontal, inclined and combined type according to donfigured method and can be used with other conveying devices together to finish working such as concentrated transportation, respectively conveying mixing material , mixing , dewatering, discharging and stacking.
1. Adopt high-quality seamless tube, rigid and stable performance, can choose freely working position and working condition
2. Adopt A-forming spiral blade, after weld central tube, can achieve a total balance. Double pitch setting can reduce the compression degree of material in the delivery.
3. Adopt high-quality reducer, large-sized and heavy-duty designing, with the character of big torque, low noise, no-oil impregnate and long operating life.
4. Adequate spare parts, complete in specifications, make the customer feel relieved during the process of using.
5. Using standard parts for assembly, transportation and storage more convenient.
6. Widely used in port, dock, grain depot and the malt, flour, brewery, feed and chemical industries for horizontal bulk material conveying.
7. Equipped with an alarming device for material blockage; Devices for speed loss and chain breakage protection are optional.
