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a spiral path provides elevation gain in a compact plan area.

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Get a Vibratory Equipment RecommendationRaise bulk material within a compact vertical footprint.
Raise bulk material within a compact vertical footprint.
JVI spiral elevators move material up a helical conveying surface using vibration. They provide a vertical handling option where the process needs elevation change and may also need heating or cooling during transport in a suitably configured design.
Example: Raise plastic granules while reviewing a forced-air cooling requirement.
Also known as: Vibrating spiral elevators, spiral conveyors, vibratory elevators.
a spiral path provides elevation gain in a compact plan area.
review available heating or cooling arrangements with the product and residence requirements.
inlet presentation, conveying surface and discharge geometry determine the complete transfer.
granules and other suitable products may require cooling as well as elevation.
product compatibility and containment guide contact construction.
review temperature, abrasion and product dimensions.
JVI shows a material test on a spiral elevator. The clip illustrates upward conveying on the spiral path; it does not establish your product’s rate or thermal performance.
Material, bulk density, particle sizes, flowability, throughput, inlet and outlet elevations, and the equipment supported above and below the unit.
Thermal duty depends on the selected construction, product properties, available surface and residence time. Describe inlet and target temperatures so the manufacturer can assess the duty.
Material, bulk density, particle sizes, flowability, throughput, inlet and outlet elevations, and the equipment supported above and below the unit.
Confirm the complete quoted equipment, operating conditions and selected options for your application.
Meter the feed
Control the delivery of bulk material to the next process.
Example: Supply a screener or sorting machine with a controlled material stream.
Also known as: Vibrating feeders, pan feeders, electromagnetic feeders, electromechanical feeders.
Make a size cut
Separate material around a defined size or removal duty.
Example: Remove oversize ahead of a process, or divide a feed into useful size fractions.
Also known as: Vibrating screens, sizing screens, scalping screens, classifying screens.
Convey along a route
Carry bulk solids along the required process route.
Example: Transfer material between process machines through a covered conveying trough.
Also known as: Vibratory conveyors, vibrating trough conveyors, bulk-solids conveyors.
Enclose the transfer
Move or meter material through an enclosed vibratory path.
Example: Feed a downstream process while containing a dusty bulk material.
Also known as: Vibrating tube feeders, enclosed vibratory feeders, tubular feeders.
Scalp coarse feed
Remove fines from a coarse, heavy material stream.
Example: Separate undersize from an aggregate or recycling stream ahead of the next machine.
Also known as: Vibrating grizzlies, grizzly feeders, coarse scalping screens.