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Link-Belt Screw Conveyor

Link-Belt Screw Conveyor
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Link-Belt Screw Conveyor

Product catalog summary
Introduction
Syntron Material Handling, LLC, established in 2014 from the merger of Link-Belt® and Syntron®, provides advanced material handling solutions with over 4,212 years of combined industry experience. The company operates in the USA and China, adhering to OSHA/MSHA and ISO 9001:2008 standards.
Description of Components
Screw conveyors are essential for moving bulk materials, featuring a rotating screw within a stationary trough. They are versatile and can be configured in various orientations. Key components include conveyor screws, drive shafts, and couplings, used in applications like mixing and heating.
Engineering
This section covers capacity factors, component selection, and conveyor designation systems. It provides guidelines for selecting conveyor size, speed, and horsepower requirements, and discusses screw feeders and torsional ratings.
Layout and Design
Emphasizes the importance of application engineering to design efficient conveyor systems and avoid costly errors.
Applications and Versatility
Link-Belt® Screw Conveyors handle over 250 types of materials across industries, designed for both light-duty and severe conditions.
Conclusion
Syntron Material Handling offers a comprehensive selection of screw conveyors and components, designed for easy installation and maintenance, ensuring a good return on investment.
Conveyor Trough and Components
The conveyor trough guides material movement and includes components like trough end flanges, supporting feet, and discharge spouts.
Screw Conveyor Drive
A shaft-mounted speed reducer provides a compact drive solution.
Helicoid and Sectional Flight Conveyor Screws
Helicoid screws offer strength and reduced wear, while sectional screws offer flexibility and customization for severe applications.
Quik-Link and Specialized Conveyor Screws
Quik-Link screws allow easy removal, and specialized screws cater to specific materials and mixing actions.
Drive Shafts, End Shafts, and Couplings
Designed for strength and ease of assembly, with options for heavy loads.
Hangers
Various types provide strength and alignment for different applications.
Component Descriptions
Includes detailed descriptions of hangers, trough end plates, drive shaft trough ends, seal glands, and troughs, each designed for specific applications.
Technical Data
Guidelines for selecting conveyor components based on material handling requirements, emphasizing safety instructions.
Layout Information
Guidance on selecting components and placement of hangers based on material travel direction.
Specifications
Emphasizes the importance of thrust bearings and the use of double ball or roller bearings.
Procedures
Assembly guidelines for bolt quantities and sizes, and preferred drive locations.
Material Handling
Guide on selecting components based on material characteristics, with a Material Characteristics Table for reference.
Special Applications
Recommendations for handling materials with unique characteristics using special alloys or construction materials.
Selection Criteria
Factors for selecting a horizontal screw conveyor, including material type and handling rate.
Engineering Information
Details on selecting conveyor size and speed, with tables and charts for component selection.
Engineering Information Overview
Includes specifications, procedures, and calculations for determining horsepower requirements and torsional ratings.
Horsepower Requirements for Horizontal Screw Conveyors
Depends on factors like installation and feed rate, with formulas for calculating horsepower.
Torsional Ratings of Conveyor Screw Parts
Limited by the torque that can be safely transmitted, with ratings provided in Table 15.
Screw Conveyor End Thrust
Thrust forces should be accommodated at the discharge end to maintain tension.
Conveyor Screw Deflection
Longer sections may require attention to deflection, with formulas provided for calculation.
Screw Feeders
Control flow rate from bins or hoppers, with factors for selection outlined.
Power Required for Screw Feeders
Involves adding horsepower for empty feeder friction and material friction, with formulas provided.
Specifications and Calculations
Detailed calculations for power requirements, considering factors like feeder length and material density.
Power Requirements
Process for calculating horsepower needed, emphasizing the largest apparent density for materials.
Component Selection
Descriptions of various components, including specifications for each.
Design Considerations
Impact of material loads on conveyors, suggesting multiple screw feeders for wide openings.
Conveyor Designation System
System for designating components, detailing screw diameter and type.
Component Descriptions
Detailed descriptions of components like end lugs and seals.
Assembly and Maintenance
Instructions emphasizing the use of certified prints and component capability.
Specifications and Components
Specifications for components like angle end flanges and supporting feet.
Component Selection
Discharge spouts and gates for material discharge, with options for remote operation.
Safety Practices
Emphasizes strict adherence to safety provisions to avoid hazardous conditions.
Contact Information
Contact details for Syntron Material Handling offices in the USA and China.
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Link-Belt® Screw Conveyors

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Table of Contents Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Components (cont'd.) Shrouds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90 Supporting Feet / Saddles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .91 Trough End Plates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71 Troughs, Double Flanged . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84 Troughs, Flanged and Angle Flanged . . . . . . . . . . ....

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Proven Engineered Products – Complete Material Handling Solutions Two powerful industry leading brands—Link-Belt® and Syntron®—have come together under a new company name, Syntron Material Handling, LLC, for one goal – better engineered products. Levine Leichtman Capital Partners, the new owner of Syntron Material Handling, is committed to the success and growth of the company by investing in engineering capabilities, manufacturing efficiency, and customer service. Established in May 2014, Syntron Material Handling (SMH) was built out of the legacies of Link-Belt® Company and Syntron Company,...

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Quality Bulk Handling Equipment that Pays Its Way Link-Belt Screw Conveyors and Screw Feeders ® Greek mathematician and physicist Archimedes is acknowledged as the inventor of the screw conveyor in 235-240 B.C., and essentially his design has not changed since then. Syntron Material Handling and Link-Belt® added the new and innovative applications which make the Archimedian screw the indispensable tool it is. Plus, Syntron Material Handling's conveyor equipment specialists improved materials and fabrication techniques and added electricity as a power source in the 125 years we nave specialized...

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Unmatched versatility. Syntron Material Handling is industry's largest supplier of screw conveyors, feeders and components. You'll find hard-working Link-Belt® Screw Conveyors in a broad range of applications, handling everything from alfalfa meal to zinc oxide-over 250 types of materials. And it doesn't matter whether the material is light or heavy, fine or coarse, granular or flaky, hot or cold, wet or dry, sluggish or free-flowing. Syntron Material Handling’s Link-Belt® Screw Conveyors can handle it effectively and economically. There is a wide selection of Link-Belt® Screw Conveyor types...

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Engineered for every type of service. No one can match our ability to give you the right equipment for your application. Syntron Material Handling engineers pioneered the development of screw conveyors and components for the widest range of materials, purposes and applications. Whether the job involves light-duty service-conveying egg powder, for example-or severe operating conditions-like round-the-clock coal delivery to a power plant-we have the in-depth knowledge and experience to provide just what you need. Link-Belt® Screw Conveyors are ruggedly built, accurately manufactured and performance...

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Nearby service when you need it. When you buy from Syntron Material Handling, you can rely on our factorystocked equipment and parts. You keep downtime to a minimum because you get fast turnaround-from order entry to parts delivery at your plant or jobsite. When it comes to bulk material handling, think Syntron Material Handling. Syntron Material Handling has the uncommon ability to solve any screw conveying problem you might face. We’ve got the equipment selection, experience and the service you expect to operate your material handling facility. Top Right - Over 40 feet of screw conveyors carry...

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Component Description Screw conveyors are one of the oldest and simplest methods for moving bulk materials and consist primarily of a conveyor screw rotating in a stationary trough, Material placed in the trough is moved along its length by rotation of the screw which is supported by hanger bearings. Inlets, outlets, gates and other accessories control the material and its disposition. Screw conveyors are compact, easily adapted to congested locations and can be mounted horizontal, vertical, and in inclined configurations. Their supports are simple and easily installed. These versatile conveyors...

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component description Trough Ends and Hangers The trough ends support the conveyor drive and end shafts while the hangers support the conveyor couplings, thereby maintaining proper alignment and clearance between the conveyor screw and trough. To provide additional protection for the drive shaft and end shaft bearings, for or against the material being handled, trough end seals are Conveyor Trough with Inlet Opening and Discharge Spout Discharge spouts provide outlets for the material and direct its flow to bins or succeeding equipment- With more than one discharge point in a conveyor, selective...

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component description Conveyor Screws Helicoid Flight Conveyor Screws The helicold flight conveyor screw is made of a helix, formed from a flat steel bar or coil strip and mounted on a pipe or shaft. The helix, formed by special rolling equipment to the required diameter, pitch and thickness, is a smooth, continuous one-piece flight. By virtue of its one-piece construction, it possesses superior strength. The absence of laps, rivets or welds on the carrying face of the Flight promotes and maintains cleanliness and reduces wear. The rolling process effects a hardening and smoothing of the flight...

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component description Conveyor Screws Cut flight conveyor screws have notches cut in the periphery of either helicoid or sectional flights. These notches supplement the conveying action with a moderate mixing action. They are used for light, fine, granular or flaky materials. Ribbon flight conveyor screws consist of continuous helical flighting formed from steel bar and secured to the pipe by supporting lugs. They are used for conveying sticky, gummy or viscous substances, or where the material tends to stick to flighting at the pipe. Conveyor screws with paddles have paddles spaced at intervals...

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