Do you need to move bulk material? Put vertical screw conveyors at the top of your solution list.

5 important reasons why vertical screw conveyors are more versatile than other mechanical elevating units:

1. Image courtesy of Conveyors, Inc.

   Single leg design-minimum space-trim appearance
   Single leg design eliminates the necessity of culling large openings in overhead floors, roofs, and walls. The design also permits installation in close quarters. No other elevating unit can compare with the capacity-versus-space requirement than a vertical screw.
2. Compact
   Combines horizontal and vertical conveying into a single unit of operation.
3. Eliminates cumbersome pits
   Low intake point of Conveyors Inc. Type 3 and 4 vertical conveyors eliminates pits in many installations. If pit is required, a small shallow pit will suffice.
4. Vertical or inclined operation
   Verticals will elevate either vertically or on an incline.
5. Simplified spouting
   Discharge stub can be postioned to almost any desired angle by rotating top section housing in erection, simplifing access to receiving bins, conveyors, hoppers, machines, etc.

Vertical Screw Conveyors also offer the benefits of:

• Fewer operating parts than other elevating equipment
• Sensibly engineered, ruggedly constructed, and easily maintained
• Lower transportation and erection costs
• Smaller space requirements
• Less maintenance than any other type of elevating equipment
• Often less expensive than other elevating equipment

Common bulk material that use vertical screw conveyors:

Alfalfa Meal Asphalt, Crushed Baking Powder Blood, Dried Charcoal Cotton Seed & by-products Dairy Feeds Dicalcium Phosphate Epson Salts Fish Meal Flour Grains, distillery-spent dry

Grape Pomace Ice, crushed, tube, flake Insecticides Limestone Dust Linseed & by-products Maize Meat Scraps, cooked Oats Oyster Shells, ground Paper Pulp Peanuts & by-products Peas, Dried

Plastics Resin Rice Salt Sugar Tabacco Tung Nuts Urea Wheat Wood chips Wood-shavings

Contact IBT if you have material you want to move vertically or if you have questions about your specific conveying application.