| Customization: | Available |
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| After-sales Service: | Provided |
| Warranty: | 1 Year |
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Introducing the state-of-the-art Cantilevered Reclaimer, meticulously engineered for processing meal, shell, and leather materials known for their poor artesian flow and specific hardening characteristics. This innovative solution is tailored to overcome these challenges, providing unparalleled efficiency.
When dealing with meal that boasts high oil and protein content, which tends to agglomerate easily, it becomes crucial to implement a specialized reverse bin system. This comprehensive system includes a reverse bin exit scraper, a reverse bin bucket lift, and a reverse bin entry scraper. Such a setup ensures the equipment can operate at specified intervals even in the absence of discharge activities. This prevents hardening materials from seizing the spiral shaft, thereby safeguarding the seamless commencement of equipment operations.
| Applicable working conditions | Forced discharge of fully loaded grain materials from the silo for grain materials with poor flowability such as soybean meal, wheat bran, etc. |
| Applicable materials | materials in the shape of meal, hide or shells: soybean meal, wheat bran, cassava and wood dust; coal dust, chemical products, |
| Applicable silo | Flat-bottom silo |
| Applicable silo diameter | 8-16m (for materials with poor flowability and a high tendency to form hard lumps/arches, e.g., soybean meal, rapeseed meal, wheat bran, etc. 8-21m (for materials with poor flowability but low tendency to form hard lumps/arches, e.g., soybean hulls, rice bran meal, etc. |
| Liquidation capacity | 10-150tph |
| Equipment advantage | The structure of Cantilevered Reclaimer is simple, low cost; Low requirements for civil construction and low cost of civil construction; The power output parts are outside the silo, and do not rotate, the power supply is safe, convenient, and high maintainability. |
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