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Gentle Handling Dust-Free Elevation

Screw conveyors are a common and very useful tool in the bulk material handling industry. Invented by Archimedes, more than 2,200 years ago, the screw conveyor has enjoyed a long history of industrial service. Screw conveyors operate at their peak performance when oriented in a horizontal position. They can be used on an incline to elevate material but their efficiency begins to decline the further away from 0° elevation the screw conveyor is inclined.



An OLDS ELEVATOR™ operates at optimum efficiency while oriented at 90° elevation, or in a vertical position. In this position the OLDS ELEVATOR™ operates in flooded mode, serving as an accurate volumetric feeder, while conserving precious floor space. In addition, the OLDS ELEVATOR™ is noted for its gentle handling of materials and dust-free operation.

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Dissatisfied by conventional methods with bucket elevators, screw elevators, pneumatic conveyors and inclined belt conveyors? OLDS ELEVATOR™ has
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