Elevator buckets are specialized containers attached to conveyor belts or chains in hot aggregate elevators for vertical transportation of materials like asphalt, aggregates, or industrial powders.
| Parameter | Typical range | Notes & selection driver |
|---|---|---|
| Weight | 2-15 kg per bucket | |
| Capacity | 5-50 liters per bucket | |
| Discharge Type | Centrifugal, continuous, or super-capacity | |
| Belt Attachment | Bolt-on or riveted | |
| Temperature Range | -20°C to 200°C (-4°F to 392°F) |
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This component is used in the following industrial products
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The three primary types are: 1. Centrifugal discharge buckets (for fine, free-flowing materials at high speeds), 2. Continuous discharge buckets (for fragile or abrasive materials at slower speeds), 3. Super-capacity buckets (for high-volume handling with minimal spacing).
Consider material characteristics (size, abrasiveness, temperature), required capacity, elevator speed, and discharge method. Consult manufacturer guidelines and match bucket design (e.g., shape, lip angle) to your specific application to optimize fill and discharge efficiency.
Regular inspections for wear, cracks, or deformation; tightening of bolts; replacement of worn buckets to prevent imbalance; and cleaning to avoid material buildup. In hot aggregate applications, check for thermal degradation and abrasion monthly.
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