Product Description
Large Conveyor Factory Custom Large Capacity Sawdust Chain Drag
Product Description
Drag conveyor (also called drag chain conveyor) is 1 of the commonly used material handing equipment for grain storage silos, it is a light enmasse conveyor which is widely applied for food or grain handling. The drag conveyor is a continuous conveying transportation equipment with a rectangular cross-section connected with the moving chain. Drag chain conveyor is widely used to
transport the particles and powdered material horizontally, it also can be used for transport obliquely and vertically.
The drag conveyor does not produce dust and cause no environmental pollution because of the whole sealing of the closed trough, so it can improve the worker operating conditions and can’t cause food scatter when used in the outside. It is also free from weather conditions.Meanwhile, It is capable of executing both single point and multi-point feeding and discharging. In some conditions, it has some prominent advantages for the toxic, explosive, high temperature materials transportation. It can also be applied for flying material transportation to protect working conditions and prevent environment pollution.
Specification
|
Model |
Groove width*height |
Capacity(T/H) |
Chain speed(M/S) |
|
TGSS16 |
160*160 |
15-28 |
0.4-0.6 |
|
TGSS20 |
200*200 |
29-56 |
0.4-0.6 |
|
TGSS25 |
250*250 |
56-84 |
0.4-0.6 |
|
TGSS32 |
320*320 |
85-140 |
0.4-0.6 |
|
TGSS40 |
400*400 |
141-211 |
0.4-0.6 |
|
TGSS50 |
500*400 |
212-281 |
0.4-0.6 |
Features
* High performance, easy to operate, easy to maintain
* Stable running, low noise and long service life
* Thread rod type takeup (tensioner) can be fitted at the tail so as to meet various conveying requirements
* Flexible for multi-point feeding and discharging
* Equipped with an alarming device for material blockage
* Devices for speed loss and chain breakage protection are optional
Details Images
(1)The machine head is made up with the main body boxdrive sprocketGear box. transmission sprocket.Chain and drags.
(2) The tail is made up with main body boxsprockettensioning device.
(3)The intermediate body is made up with the tube,slide rail,chain & drags,machine cover etc.
(4)The inlet and outlet are made up with the flange and connecting joints used for input or discharge of the grain.
(5) Chain has T and V type,it is the main part of the conveyor for transportation of the grain.
Applications
Drag conveyors are suitable for conveying bulk food, oil, feed and other bulk materials. They are widely used in sea port, dock,grain depot and the malt, flour, brewery, feed and chemical industries for horizontal bulk material conveying.
Product packaging
Company Profile
Shelley Engineering Co., Ltd. is a company professionally produce and sell grain storage silos. As the main supplier of steel farms and commercial storage bins and silos in China, we offer the most technologically advanced grain dryers in the industry and a large selection of material handling systems, including sweep augers, drying and cleaning systems, commercial bucket elevators and conveyors.
Our clients come from mainland China, Ukraine, Poland, Australia, Argentina, Sudan, Vietnam, Korea, Thailand, Iran and Honduras. We welcome more and more clients to visit our factory. We research and develop a large number of new products every year. “Quality and reputation is the first” is our policy. We welcome friends from all over the world to cooperate with us for a prosperous future. Please feel free to contact us for further information.
| After-sales Service: | Provided |
|---|---|
| Warranty: | Provided |
| Structure: | Conveyor System |
| Material: | Stainless Steel |
| Material Feature: | Heat Resistant |
| Application: | Grain Transport |
| Customization: |
Available
| Customized Request |
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Can drag chains be used in shipbuilding and marine applications?
Yes, drag chains can be used in shipbuilding and marine applications, and they offer several advantages in these environments:
- Protection of Cables and Hoses: Drag chains are used to protect cables, hoses, and other components from damage caused by exposure to harsh marine conditions, such as saltwater, high humidity, and extreme temperatures.
- Corrosion Resistance: Drag chains made from materials like stainless steel or other corrosion-resistant alloys are well-suited for marine applications where exposure to saltwater and moisture is common. They can withstand corrosion and maintain their structural integrity over time.
- Flexible Cable Management: Shipbuilding and marine applications often involve complex cable and hose routing to power various systems and equipment. Drag chains provide a flexible and organized solution for managing these cables, ensuring they move smoothly during vessel operation.
- High Strength: Drag chains used in shipbuilding are designed to withstand heavy loads and dynamic forces that may be encountered during rough seas or harsh weather conditions.
- Reliable Performance: Marine environments demand reliable and robust equipment. Drag chains are engineered to provide consistent performance, protecting critical cables and ensuring the uninterrupted operation of essential systems on the ship.
- Long Service Life: Quality drag chains can have a long service life, which reduces maintenance efforts and replacement costs for shipbuilders and operators.
- Fire Resistance: Some drag chains can be manufactured to be fire-resistant, an essential feature for safety compliance in shipbuilding and marine applications.
- Customizable Solutions: Drag chains can be customized to fit the specific cable management needs of different shipbuilding projects, accommodating various cable sizes and routing requirements.
Due to their ability to protect cables and hoses, resist corrosion, and withstand the demanding conditions of marine environments, drag chains are widely used in shipbuilding, offshore platforms, marine vessels, and other maritime applications. They play a crucial role in ensuring the reliability and safety of electrical and fluid systems on ships and maritime structures.
What are the environmental considerations when using drag chains?
When using drag chains, several environmental considerations need to be taken into account to ensure optimal performance and longevity. Drag chains, also known as cable carriers or energy chains, are used in various industrial applications and can be exposed to a wide range of environmental conditions. Some key environmental considerations include:
- Dust and Debris: Drag chains used in dusty environments, such as mining or construction sites, can accumulate debris over time. Regular cleaning and maintenance are essential to prevent abrasive particles from causing excessive wear and tear on the cables and hoses within the chain.
- Moisture and Water: In outdoor or wet environments, drag chains may be exposed to moisture, rain, or water splashes. It’s crucial to select drag chains made from materials that are resistant to corrosion and can withstand exposure to water without compromising performance.
- Chemical Exposure: Some industrial settings, such as chemical processing plants, may expose drag chains to harsh chemicals. Using drag chains with chemical-resistant materials is necessary to prevent degradation or chemical reactions that could affect the chain’s integrity.
- Temperature Extremes: Drag chains used in extreme temperatures, whether high or low, must be made from materials capable of maintaining their properties in those conditions. Extreme heat or cold can impact the flexibility and strength of the chain.
- UV Radiation: Outdoor applications may expose drag chains to UV radiation from sunlight, which can cause degradation of certain materials over time. UV-resistant drag chains are essential for maintaining performance and longevity in such environments.
- Space Limitations: In some applications, there may be limited space available for installing drag chains. It’s essential to consider the size and design of the chain to ensure proper cable and hose management without compromising other components or creating unnecessary strain.
Choosing the right type of drag chain, with appropriate materials and design features, is crucial to address the specific environmental challenges of each application. Regular maintenance and inspections are also essential to identify and address any issues that may arise due to environmental exposure, ensuring the drag chains continue to function effectively and protect cables and hoses from damage throughout their operational life.
How does a drag chain differ from other cable carriers or cable organizers?
A drag chain, also known as a cable carrier or cable chain, is one of several types of cable carriers or cable organizers used in industrial applications. While they share the common goal of managing and protecting cables and hoses, there are distinct differences between drag chains and other cable carriers:
1. Design and Construction: Drag chains are designed as a flexible chain-like structure with interconnected links or compartments. The links allow the chain to bend and move freely, accommodating various machine movements. On the other hand, other cable carriers may come in different designs, such as enclosed tubes, open trays, or spiral wrap-around designs.
2. Application: Drag chains are specifically used in applications where frequent movement and flexibility of cables are required. They are commonly used in automated machinery, robotic arms, and equipment with dynamic motion. Other cable carriers may be more suitable for stationary or low-movement applications, depending on their design and features.
3. Flexibility: Drag chains are highly flexible and allow for multi-axis movement, making them suitable for complex motion systems. Other cable carriers may have limited flexibility and are better suited for linear or single-axis movements.
4. Load Capacity: Drag chains are designed to handle heavy loads, making them suitable for applications with numerous cables or large-diameter hoses. Other cable carriers may have different load capacities, and their suitability depends on the specific load requirements of the application.
5. Installation: Drag chains are typically installed using brackets or mounting accessories, and they are attached to the machine or equipment’s moving parts. Other cable carriers may have different installation methods, such as mounting on walls or floors.
6. Materials: Drag chains are commonly made from materials like plastic or metal, which offer good durability and resistance to wear. Other cable carriers may be made from different materials like nylon, steel, or even fabric, depending on the application’s requirements.
Despite these differences, the primary purpose of both drag chains and other cable carriers is to protect and guide cables, ensuring safe and efficient cable management in various industrial settings.
editor by CX 2023-08-17