Automatic Vacuum Lifter Transfer Feeder Conveyor for Powder Transfer System From Henan

Working principle

The vacuum conveyor consist of vacuum pump(no oil and water), stainless steel suction tube, flexible hose, PE filter or SUS316 filter, compressed air cleaning device, pneumatic discharging device, vacuum hopper and automatic level control device. This machine can reach GMP standard and is the ideal feeding to food industry and pharmaceutical industry.

Specification

The vacuum feeder machine consists of vacuum pump(oil-free or water-free, ), vacuum hopper, filter(polyester coated, pe, 316L stainless, titanium),compressed air anti-blowing device,pneumatic feeding door device, automatic material level control device, stainless suction nozzle, conveying hose. The whole equipment is well designed and manufactured.

Vacuum conveyors can be widely used in magnetic materials industry, food processing industry, plastic processing industry, lithium power industry, coatings industry, chemical industry and pharmaceutical industry etc.

Company Information

Xinxiang Dayong Vibration Equipment Co., Ltd., is a technological enterprise created by a professional team. Dayong makes every effort to produce multi functional machines with modern design, and high practicability and reliability, there is great innovation in our products, therefore Dayong wins a wide favors from customers. Dayong offers the widest range of sieving and filtration equipment, mainly produces slurry vibrating sieve, drum vibrating sieve, flat vibrating sieve, high-frequency glaze vibrating sieve, dry-powder vibrating sieve, etc., with our extraordinary confidence, stable high quality and client-ease service.

The proper selection of the industrial vaccum conveyor system depends on the material, conveying distance, output required, charaterristics of the material etc:

1. Conveying product : _____
2. Viscosity:_____%
3. Capacity:________kg/ hour
4. Conveying length:_______
5. Conveying heigh:______
6. Voltage:______V, Frequency:______HZ, ______ phase
7. Intermittent or continuous feeding?