Elevator Bucket

A bucket elevator, also called a grain leg, is a mechanism for hauling flowable bulk materials (most often grain or fertilizer) vertically, They are primarily utilized to vertically convey powder bulk solids, such as grains, sugar, sand, minerals, etc. This version works by digging into materials at the boot section and employing high-speed centrifugal force to project materials into discharge throats, Bucket elevators are the more traditional term used for these machines. They use a series of buckets whose vertical motion is powered by centrifugal force to transport goods and materials up and down. Bucket conveyors on the other hand are more like vertical conveyors that transport loads at an obtuse diagonal angle, The machine is applicable for conveying the power, grain and block materials, such as coal, cement, block, sand, clay and ore. The bucket elevator can convey materials with high temperature when armed with special circle chain structure