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A typical bucket elevator consists of a series of buckets mounted on an endless looped chain or belt moving materials straight up at 90 degrees. This traditional method of conveying is one of the most economical, efficient and dependable means of elevating loose bulk materials. The initial cost is low, maintenance is minimal and a long life can be expected.
Bucket Elevators
Agricultural Elevators
Feed, Seed,
& Grain Series
High speed belt elevators especially designed for the
feed and grain industries
Grain Elevators Sizes and options to fit every need. “Wheat” legs are same as “grain” legs, but have lower profile hoods on head section.
Feed Elevators Gently handle crumbly, dusty product
Seed Elevators Gentle handling of fragile materials
Rice Elevators For “dirty” paddy rice.
Processed rice use grain legs.
Industrial Elevators
Industrial Series
Medium- and slow-speed elevators for harsh applications
Components Common To All Elevators
Boot Drive
Head Drives
Options & Safety
Platforms
Ladders
Belt, Chain,
and Buckets
Pulleys
Index
Turn-Head
Installations
CAPACITY FOR ELEVATORS will vary with bucket fill, belt speed, bucket spacing, and bucket supplier
Feed, Seed & Grain Series
Type Leg: (Centrifugal Belt Only)
G=Grain
W=Wheat
F=Feed
R=Rice
S=Seed
Industrial Elevators (Continuous/Centrifugal)
Type Leg: (Belt or Chain)
ICE=Centrifugal Discharge
ICO=Continuous Discharge
CE=Cement Centrifugal
SC=Super Capacity
FX=Fertilizer
Bucket Rows:
1=blank 2=Double 3=Triple 4=Quad 5=Penta
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Since 1878