SF Screw Feeder

Bianna Screw Feeders are designed to ensure continuous, stable and perfectly metered feeding of the material to be treated. They are the ideal starting point for lines that process bulk, dense or wet materials, ensuring that downstream mechanical equipment always operates at its optimal performance point and without overloads.

Enables uniform and steady feeding in compost refining lines.

The equipment consists of a highly robust frame built using UPN 160 structural profiles. On this base sits a large-capacity receiving hopper (up to 12 m³) and a 5 mm-thick U-shaped steel trough. Inside, two powerful shafts (auger-type or fitted with paddles) operate, driven by high-performance gearmotors from leading brands such as SEW-Eurodrive. Its compact design ensures maximum stability to withstand the direct, heavy load from wheel loaders or telescopic handlers.

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Main Applications within a Plant

Meter, mix and prepare for transformation

  • Flow regulation: uniform feeding to refining trommels or densimetric separators.
  • Buffer storage: receiving material from conveyor belts to meter it to the next stage.
  • Mixing and conveying: the movement of the screws helps maintain material homogeneity as it moves along.
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Especificaciones técnicas

  1. Receiving hopper

    Material entry point for the equipment. Entry occurs at the rear to ensure a constant flow.

  2. Helical screws

    The feeder features two screw shafts with helical screws that allow the material to advance in a continuous and metered manner.

  3. Geared motors

    Two geared motors, operating in opposite directions of rotation, provide a rotary movement of the shafts, displacing and mixing the material simultaneously along the trough.

  4. Discharge area

    End point of the shafts without screws, causing the material to break apart and fall by gravity.

  5. Trough

    Channeling structure where the screw conveyors are housed, guiding the material during its movement towards the discharge point.

Prestaciones y componentes

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Receiving hopper
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Screw trough
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Support structure
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Geared motor support
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Discharge hopper
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Discharge area inspection hatch
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Geared motors

Operation

Controlled advance for perfect flow

The process begins by depositing the material at the rear of the receiving hopper, preferably with a wheel loader, to ensure the product advances as a uniform block.

As the material advances, it is pulled by the two helical shafts (or paddles) that rotate in opposite directions, pushing the product through the trough at the programmed speed.

To prevent blockages and facilitate discharge, the shafts in the final discharge zone do not include a continuous helix; instead, they feature interspersed welded plates that break up the compacted block, forcing the material to fall freely by gravity onto the next conveyor.

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