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Belt conveyor AE-CV-PIPEhorizontalinclinedcurved
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Characteristics
- Technology
- belt
- Form
- horizontal, inclined, curved, straight
- Drive mechanism
- electric drive
- Transported product
- for bulk materials, for pipe
- Sector
- for the food industry, construction, for the mining industry, for the wood industry
- Speed
Max.: 9 m/s
(29.53 ft/s)Min.: 0.5 m/s
(1.64 ft/s)2.5 m/s
(8.2 ft/s)- Bulk throughput
Max.: 4,000 t/h
(2,449.581 lb/s)Min.: 100 t/h
(61.24 lb/s)1,500 t/h
(918.593 lb/s)- Effective width
1,200 mm
(47 in)
Description
Our footprints are registered in various countries globally for multiple industries like process plants, ports, power plants, transshipment terminals, mining, paper mill, etc.
Pipe conveyors also belt conveyors only. It got this name considering its cross-sectional profile. Pipe conveyors are environment-friendly with flexible turns. So it can avoid multiple transfer points & pollution.
We can serve to handle materials like coal, fertilizer, sugar, cement, iron ore, gypsum, clinker, woodchip, silica sand, aggregates, mustard straw, limestone, palm kernel, etc., with the range of 1000mm (Dia. 250mm) – 2400mm (Dia. 600mm) belt width. Also we can cover-up 0.5m/s – 5m/s speed.
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*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.