Aeromechanical Conveyor FAQ

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Yes… it will convey a wide range of powders and granules. Self-emptying allows for weighing before or after conveying, and for dedicated batches to be elevated.

Powderflight™ aeromechanical conveyors

When the rope is tensioned correctly, the conveyor is very quiet. There is very little difference between the sound of a full conveyor or an empty one, and the conveyor can run quite happily empty.

Powderflight™ aeromechanical conveyors

Due to the low capital cost and the relatively small motor, the aero-mechanical conveyor is one of the most cost-effective conveyors on the market. Its power-to-material transfer figures are much better than pneumatic conveying.

Powderflight™ aeromechanical conveyors

Powders, granules, pellets, flakes or flocks—from adipic acid to zirconium sand, Powderflight™ aeromechanical conveyors handle a wide variety of materials with minimal product degradation and no separation of blended material.

Powderflight™ aeromechanical conveyors

Very favourably! In terms of cost per tonne handled, we believe that few—if any—alternatives come close.

Powderflight™ aeromechanical conveyors

Yes… from horizontal to vertical. Vertical operation and moving closer to process reduces the required floor space to a small footprint.

Powderflight™ aeromechanical conveyors

If the original specification of the conveyor is done correctly, the material is fed into the conveyor in a controlled manner, and the rope tension is checked regularly, a minimum of 3000 hours can be expected. Powderflight is the only aeromechanical conveyor that features twin adjusting screws, making belt tensioning faster, easier, and more accurate.

Powderflight™ aeromechanical conveyors