April 27, 2021

Sweet Manufacturing presents a new conveyor product for feed mills

When working with highly corrosive products such as salt, lime, and dical (dicalcium phosphate) in a feed mill, long- lasting and reliable material handling conveyors are needed. K&S Millwrights, an authorised Sweet Manufacturing dealer in Ohio, is providing its local feed mills with a new conveyor option.

Image credit: Sweet Manufacturing
K&S has provided a solution that they consider is both reliable and long-lasting, while keeping maintenance requirements to a minimum. Aside from the greasing of the bearings, their Round Bottom Flite-Veyor® allows you to 'set it and forget it.'

By utilising the Round Bottom Flite-Veyor®, customers receive a conveyor that has optimal cleanout capabilities. Constructed of 3/16' thick 304 stainless steel, the RB conveyors can be configured with a stainless steel chain and nylon paddles. They can also include gasketing material to produce fully enclosed equipment that will function for years to come without the need to replace liners or perform internal maintenance to the conveyor's body.

The conveyors are fitted with lip seals or cinch seals to provide a barrier between the inside and outside environment. By utilising the seals on the head and tail shafts, the product cannot escape and damage the bearings resulting in premature failure.

K&S conveyors are built to conceal the corrosive products inside, away from important parts that could be damaged and need costly repairs if neglected. The Flite-Veyor® product line consists of hardworking pieces of equipment that can transfer any product from a truck to silos inside tunnels by keeping the product contained, maintaining a clean work area.

To learn more about Sweet Manufacturing visit their website, HERE.
 

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