How It Works:

✅ Archimedes’ Screw Principle:
A rotating helical screw blade (also known as flighting) is mounted on a central shaft. As the screw rotates, it moves material steadily through the conveyor system.
✅ Material Entrainment:
Material is carried between the screw blade and the trough or tube wall, moving efficiently along the conveyor without clogging or spillage.
✅ Continuous Transport:
The consistent rotation provides uninterrupted flow from the inlet to the outlet, ensuring smooth and controlled conveying.
✅ Horizontal or Inclined Conveying:
The system supports both horizontal and inclined configurations, depending on space and application requirements.

Key Components:

🔹 Screw Blade (Flighting): Responsible for pushing the material forward.
🔹 Rotating Shaft: Central axis that supports the screw blade.
🔹 Tube or Trough: Enclosure that guides and contains the material.
🔹 Drive Unit: Motor mechanism that powers the shaft rotation.
🔹 Inlet & Outlet: Designed for seamless feeding and discharge of material.

Applications:

🔹 Powder & Granule Transfer
🔹 Pellet Handling in Processing Units
🔹 Material Feeding for Mixing or Storage
🔹 Intermediate Bulk Transfer Systems

Advantages:

🔹 Efficient and Uniform Conveying
🔹 Dust-Free and Hygienic Design
🔹 Customizable Size and Capacity
🔹 Low Maintenance and Durable Build
🔹 Ideal for a Wide Range of Industries