Screw Conveyors & Vertical Screw Conveyors
Screw conveyors are among the most economical, compact, and versatile solutions for moving bulk materials. They receive control-fed material and convey it at a specified rate, providing reliable transfer to the next step in your process.
With options for multiple inlets and discharge points, and both horizontal and inclined configurations, they adapt easily to a wide range of applications.
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| CONFIGURATIONS | Horizontal, inclined, or vertical arrangements |
| TROUGH STYLES | U-trough, flared trough, or tubular troughs |
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| MATERIAL ENTRY & DISCHARGE | Single or multiple inlet and discharge locations |
| CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS | Stainless (304, 316), carbon steel construction |
| CUSTOM ENGINEERING | Engineered and built to your process requirements. Screw conveyors up to 36″ in diameter. |
Downloads
Installation, Operation & Maintenance Manual and Data Sheet
Screw Conveyor vs. Screw Feeder: What's the Difference?
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Screw conveyors and screw feeders may look similar, but they serve different roles. A screw conveyor moves material from point to point after it’s introduced at a controlled rate, focusing on efficient transfer.
A screw feeder controls and meters material as it leaves storage equipment like hoppers, bins, or silos, so its design depends on the material’s flow characteristics and density.
In short: a conveyor moves material, a feeder meters it. At BW Sinclair, we design equipment matched to your specific application.
