What is the difference between a conveyor and a screw conveyor?

Shape difference The shape of the belt conveyor is simple, and the conveying materials are easily exposed to the outside. According to the shape, the screw conveyor can be divided into a tubular screw conveyor and a U-shaped screw conveyor, all of which can be fully.

Different conveying methods The screw conveyor is conveyed in a rotating manner, while the belt conveyor is conveyed in a straight line or a linear manner. The screw conveyor can transport in any direction, and can also play the function of stirring.

Different conveying materials The screw conveyor is suitable for conveying powder, granular and small block materials horizontally or inclined, but not suitable for conveying perishable, viscous and agglomerated materials.

The conveyor method is different: the screw conveyor can be conveyed in any direction, and the belt conveyor is a horizontal straight or linear conveyor.

The mechanical mechanism of the conveyor is different. The screw conveyor is dust-free due to the pipeline transportation, and it is more environmentally friendly to use. It needs bulk material transportation. The belt conveyor has a strong conveying capacity, can be packaged and transported, and has a simple structure and easy maintenance.

The conveying capacity is different, and the screw conveyor can also carry out operations such as stirring, mixing, heating and cooling while conveying materials. The material flow can be adjusted through the loading and unloading gate. The conveying length of a single machine can reach 60m, and the conveying capacity can reach 458m/h.

The belt conveyor can be used in the horizontal direction or the inclined direction with a small slope, with a conveying height of 203m and a conveying capacity of up to 6000t/h.