Key Features
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Low Level Feeder features:
Able to feed material into the downstream process in a regulated manner Controls the discharge of the tipping truck Receives and stores single and multiple loads Unlike apron feeders, there is no opportunity for spillage -
A Focus on Quality
The Low Level Feeder is designed from the ground up with quality in mind. Its strong yet lightweight construct makes use of rolled hollow sections and 6mm steel plates, and its conveying chain consists of high tensile steel with solid stud and bush connections and hardened rollers. The chain runners are manufactured from wear resistant manganese or impact resistant rollers. -
Cost Efficient
Cost efficiency is a major benefit of the Low Level Feeder. It can be delivered fully assembled and tested for fast and simple installation, and the system eliminates the need for ground excavations or expensive civil engineering projects. Its modular design form enables the unit to be tailored to precise client requirements, ensuring that the unit is perfectly suited to its task.
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Highly Functional
There is no need to compromise with the Low Level Feeder – its enhanced functionality handles most jobs with ease. The unit's variable speed discharge rates allow it to synchronise with most truck turnaround requirements, and it can manage capacities in excess of 500 tonnes per hour.
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Intelligent Solutions to Common Problems
Transmin's Low Level Feeder is designed to solve a number of problems that regular bulk intake devices experience. The unit can handle dry materials with minimal dust creation, and cohesive and wet materials may be managed without bridging, due to the generous width of the machine and the fact that the action of the belt moves the material in an 'en-masse' manner. Spillage is also avoided by skirting the belt along its whole length and the incorporation of a primary cleaner at the head. Two configurations are available, both of which can be provided with section lengths to suit the application: - Horizontal Inclined (HI) – The unit incorporates a low-level horizontal inlet and feed section followed by an inclined section. This configuration is particularly suitable where space is restricted.
- Straight Inclined (SI) – The unit is configured as a straight inclined machine without a bend, which can in some circumstances be a more cost effective solution than a Horizontal Inclined unit.
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Optional Features
The Low Level Feeder is suitable for a broad range of materials and feeding rates, however with some materials extra features may be required to promote even feed-out of the machine; these include: - 'Load Regulating Gate' – an adjustable gate positioned in the inlet area to control the load depth of the material on the belt.
- 'Even Feeder' – a rotating device positioned at the discharge end to promote even feeding of the load off the end of the machine. This feature is recommended for cohesive materials or where the belt speed is extremely low.
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In Brief
- The Transmin Low Level Feeder provides an effective solution to bulk material intake problems. The system is an above ground bulk intake device that accepts material directly from tipping trucks or front loaders.
- The standard Low Level Feeder unit uses a heavy duty 2.7m wide flat belt to support and convey the bulk material. The belt is attached to a series of steel slats, which are supported at both ends by two strands of roller plate chain. The load taken by the belt is minimal, as all forces are taken through the steel slats, chain and the main frame of the unit.
- The variable speed drive may be either electric or hydraulic, and it combines with an integrated control system to permit adjustment of the discharge rate to suit truck turnaround requirements. Depending on product characteristics, discharge capacities in excess of 750TPH can be achieved with a standard Low Level Feeder unit.
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