Flexicon flexible screw conveyors and pneumatic conveying systems
offer distinct differences in performance relative to specific application
requirements. Since many plants convey a variety of bulk materials
in a range of capacities over varying distances, a combination of
pneumatic and flexible screw conveying is often recommended to maximize
overall performance and return on investment.
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To help you identify the conveyor(s) that may suit your needs, check
the "conveyor characteristics" most important to you, at right. |
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| Short distances |
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| Medium distances |
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| Long distances |
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| Low initial cost |
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| Lowest energy consumption |
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| Indirect conveyor routing required |
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| Flexibility of conveyor routing
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| Simplest installation |
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| Multiple material sources |
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| Multiple material destinations |
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| Mobile units |
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Evacuation of material
from conveying system |
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| No separation of blends |
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| Convey directly from barrel or
Gaylord |
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| Materials that pack, cake or smear |
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| Heat-sensitive material |
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| High temperature material |
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| Ultra-high temperature destination |
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| Extreme material in-feed rate
fluctuation |
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| Contamination-sensitive material |
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| Hazardous material |
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