LPF Archives - Transmin https://transmin.com.au/fr/news/category/lpf/ Fournisseur de solutions de manutention de matériaux en vrac de classe mondiale Tue, 21 Jul 2026 04:05:09 +0000 fr-CA hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0.2 Why the low profile feeder (LPF) is a game-changer in mining operations https://transmin.com.au/fr/news/why-the-low-profile-feeder-lpf-is-a-game-changer-in-mining-operations Sun, 15 Feb 2026 01:08:49 +0000 http://transmin.local/?p=164 The mining industry needs smarter, more compact and more efficient feeding systems. The answer is the Low Profile Feeder (LPF). This transformative innovation combines the benefits of both belt and apron feeders, making it a game-changer for mining operations. In this blog, we will explore what a Low Profile Feeder is, the key advantages it...

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The mining industry needs smarter, more compact and more efficient feeding systems. The answer is the Low Profile Feeder (LPF). This transformative innovation combines the benefits of both belt and apron feeders, making it a game-changer for mining operations.

In this blog, we will explore what a Low Profile Feeder is, the key advantages it brings and how Transmin leads the way.

What is a Low Profile Feeder?

The Low Profile Feeder is a hybrid feeder system that merges the strengths of belt and apron feeders. It is designed with a bulk-loading hopper that allows direct feeding by front-end loaders and other bucket machinery.

Its unique hybrid design eliminates the need for multiple conveyors and transfer points. With a built-in bend transition, the LPF can change material direction from horizontal to inclined using a single machine. This reduces footprint, lowers civil and steelwork costs and provides greater flexibility for plant layouts.

Because the LPF can move material on an incline, it also minimises the number of transfer points required in a plant, improving flow and reducing complexity.

 

Advantages of Low Profile Feeders

Increased efficiency

One of the LPF’s greatest strengths is its ability to handle extremely high throughputs of more than 10,000 tph. Its bend transition design reduces the need for transfer points while its smooth material flow lowers stoppages and downtime, which increases overall efficiency.

Reduced costs

The Low Profile Feeder can handle receival, storage and feeding in a single machine, cutting down on equipment costs. Civil works are reduced since no deep tunnels or additional conveyors are required. Maintenance needs are also lower compared to apron feeders, thanks to fewer moving parts, reduced spillage and the use of proven heavy-duty components with long service lives.

Improved space use

With an ultra-low profile of under one metre, the low profile conveyor can be installed beneath tight stockpiles, crushers and bins. Its ability to handle horizontal to incline transitions further reduces the need for multiple machines, making it ideal for space-constrained applications.

Enhanced functionality

The Low Profile Feeder’s adaptability is its core strength. The hybrid feeder combines the strength and load capacity of apron feeders with the cleaner handling and reduced spillage of belt feeders. This makes it suitable for a wide range of applications including reclaim, truck dump, train load and unload, dozer trap, filter press and crusher feed. For unique requirements, LPFs can be customised to match site-specific layouts and material needs.

Transmin’s Low Profile Feeder The Transmin Low Profile Feeder is the original hybrid feeder. It delivers the combined advantages of belt and apron feeders while offering unique benefits over conventional feeder technology.

Transmin offers a variety of LPF models and can customise machines to meet site specifications, with a range of belt sizes and capacities available. Get in touch today, and our friendly team will work with you to find the perfect fit for your application.

 

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]]> One Machine, Many Applications – hybrid feeder technology https://transmin.com.au/fr/news/news-1 Sun, 15 Feb 2026 01:05:49 +0000 http://transmin.local/?p=160 At Transmin we’re always seeking to help clients achieve greater productivity on-site. It was that search for process innovation that led us to develop the Low Profile Feeder (LPF).  With its <1m low height advantage, the LPF acts as both an extraction feeder and conveyor in one, with the added ability to reverse direction and...

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]]> At Transmin we’re always seeking to help clients achieve greater productivity on-site. It was that search for process innovation that led us to develop the Low Profile Feeder (LPF). 

With its <1m low height advantage, the LPF acts as both an extraction feeder and conveyor in one, with the added ability to reverse direction and incline within a single machine – eliminating the need for additional transition points. 

The LPF can be used in a multitude of applications, including truck or rail wagon unloading, front end loader reclaim, screen feeding, stockpile tunnel reclaim, dozer traps and filter press discharge that delivers a range of benefits including safety, efficiency and operational cost savings.

Looking for more information on our LPF…

Read the case studies:

  • Reduced maintenance downtime and increased safety
  • Two Identical ‘Swan Neck’ Low Profile Feeders
  • Two Identical D9, 46m Long
  • Five Identical Feeders – Widest on the market

Download the brochure LPF Brochure or contact our friendly team to find out more information.

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