Designed to handle a wide variety of bulk materials– from average to very free-flowing.

bucket elevators are widely used in many facilities to transport bulk solids.

A critical, but often overlooked aspect of bucket elevator design and operation is considering how the equipment will be fed.

Reducing the running speed of a bucket elevator below the designed or planned rate is often a response to other problems, such as the infeed problems described above.

Reduced yield can take several forms. First, the quantity of product that the elevator delivers to downstream equipment may be lessened through losses from spillage

A common cause of stoppages in bucket elevators is the unwanted accumulation of material in the elevator’s infeed section.