Screw Feeders

About Screw Feeders

Screw Feeders

Screw feeders are versatile and effective mechanical devices that move bulk materials in a controlled and continuous manner. They are frequently used to handle and transfer materials such as powders, granules, flakes, and pellets in a number of industries such as agriculture, food processing, mining, and manufacturing.

One of the key advantages of screw feeders is their ability to provide consistent and controlled feed rates. This is crucial in many processes that need precision material dosage or metering.

Features

• Rotary movement mode for efficient material transport

• Closed-type design ensures containment and safety during operation

• Capacity: 180-400 tons per hour, processing large amounts of material

• Installation Slope: 0 degrees, enabling for horizontal alignment and simple integration into manufacturing systems

Technical Specifications

• Movement Mode: Rotary

• Appearance: Closed-Type

• Capacity (t/h): 180-400

• Installation Slope: 0

FAQs: Screw Feeders

How do screw feeders operate?

Screw feeders operate by turning a helical screw within a tube or trough. The revolving screw propels the material forward, resulting in positive displacement and regulated feed rates.

Is it simple to install screw feeders?

Screw feeders are simple to install and can be set in horizontal, inclined, or vertical orientations to meet individual layout needs.