Bucket Elevator
TH Series
Buckets on a chain or belt lift powder and small lump material vertically into a silo or the next stage. Compared with an inclined conveyor, it needs less floor space, reaches greater heights and runs enclosed — which is why it is standard equipment on milling, beneficiation and dry-mortar lines.
- Vertical lift needs far less floor space than an inclined conveyor
- Enclosed transfer keeps dust in — suited to powder
- Lifting heights above 40 m
Key features
- Vertical lift needs far less floor space than an inclined conveyor
- Enclosed transfer keeps dust in — suited to powder
- Lifting heights above 40 m
- Buckets and chain are replaceable; service points are at head and boot
- Backstop available so a power failure cannot run the buckets backwards
- Standard equipment on milling, beneficiation and dry-mortar lines
Specifications
TH Series Bucket Elevator
| Model | Capacity (m³/h) | Bucket Volume (L) | Lift Height (m) | Power (kW) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TH160 | 10–25 | 1.1–2.6 | ≤40 | 4–11 |
| TH200 | 20–45 | 2.2–5.0 | ≤40 | 5.5–15 |
| TH250 | 35–75 | 3.6–8.0 | ≤45 | 7.5–22 |
| TH315 | 60–120 | 6.0–13.0 | ≤45 | 11–30 |
| TH400 | 100–185 | 10–22 | ≤50 | 15–45 |
Selection note：Standard TH figures, quoted for powder at 1.0 t/m³ bulk density. Actual selection must be converted for your bulk density, abrasiveness and lift height.
Applications
- Powder lifting on milling lines
- Intermediate transfer in beneficiation plants
- Raw material lifting on dry-mortar and cement lines
- Silo filling
Options & configuration
- Capacity selected by model
- Bucket type: deep or shallow, according to material flowability
- Chain or belt traction
- Backstop and speed monitoring
- Maintenance platform and ladder
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