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CHAINS |
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Bucket
Elevator Chain |
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BUCKET ELEVATOR CHAIN
Bucket elevators are used in various processes in the cement industry
to raise materials typically 30 to 40 metres. Some of these may be
belt and bucket type, others will be chain type. The size and type
of chain will depend on the height and duty of the levator but output
can reach 450 m3/hr. Chains range from 136kN to 1000kN breaking load.
BUCKET CONVEYOR / ELEVATOR
These have buckets fixed to one or two strands
of chain. The buckets are shaped so that when passing over the headwheel
the back of each bucket acts as a chute for material discharged
from the following bucket. Feeding of the elevator is achieved by
a loading leg or chute.
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HEAVY
DUTY CHAINS |
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Steel Thimble Roller Drive Chain represents
the highest quality in chain construction. Short pitches, ranging
from 1.500 to 7.00 inches, are adapted to general driving service.
They are available in offset or straight side bar types, and in various
qualities of metals to suit operating requirements.
Type WS Welded Steel Drag Chains are
designed to ct as a substitute, or replacement, for any application
where cast chains of the same pitch and details have not given satisfactory
performance.
Draw Bench Type Chains are made of
high grade alloy steels, accurately machined and scientifically
heat-treated. They are especially adapted to withstand the severe
service of the draw bench in steel mills.
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SPROCKETS |
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Materials
GRAY IRON is
usually used fro non-abrasive, lightly loaded, and slow speed applications.
For more severe applications, the wearing surfaces may be chilled
to produce a hard, white iron surface to a depth of about 3/8 inches.
DUCTILE IRON, also
known as nodular iron, fills the gap between gray cast iron and
cast steel. It has the castability and machinability of cast iron,
while maintaining the engineering properties of cast steel. The
wearing surface may be flame or induction hardened for increased
wear life in abrasive conditions.
CAST STEEL and STEELCARVE®
(fabricated) types are used in applications
requiring high torque and / or shock loading. Flame hardening of
the wearing surfaces provides added wear life in abrasive conditions.
In addition to the above materials, others
may be provided for special a application which is as follows:
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Chainsaver Sprockets |
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Hunting Tooth Sprockets |
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Permalife Sprockets |
4. |
Sectional Rim Sprockets and Traction Wheels |
5. |
Split Sprockets and Traction Wheels |
6. |
Side Extension Sprockets and Traction Wheels |
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Designed by
Vignette Solutions |