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Bucket elevator conveyors can move materials in bulk at a vertical alignment that feature design functions of rotating belts with buckets attached for an efficient flow process. Materials are filled at the bottom and discharged in an upright manner to avoid spillage, and the process is self-repeating. Shipping your bucket elevator conveyor efficiently is important, so you can get back to work sooner. Call now and let’s get started! (800) 908-6206

Centrifugal Bucket Elevator Systems

These have swift pace rotations for centrifugal force material deposits at the lifts top, moving at high speed with spread apart buckets. Ideal for granular, fine and flowing materials, bucket elevator conveyors are too fast for lumpy bulks due to the centrifugal forces involved.

Continuous Bucket Elevator Systems

The continuous bucket elevator construct is for gentler and slower processes for light or fluffy materials that should be prevented from blowing. Convey buckets in a continuous convey system feature placements of side by side without spaces to avoid material spillages at higher per rotation processing. Angular assembled and horizontally placed continuous bucket conveyors are ideal for bulky materials

Positive Discharge Bucket Elevator Systems

The positive discharge elevator works similar to the centrifugal bucket conveyor, but for materials that stick to the bucket’s insides, and where discharge difficulties may be experienced. In such cases, larger positive discharge conveyor buckets at low speeds are utilized for compensation by dislodging sprockets.