Bulk material rotary valve ZSM

A ro­tary valve can take on lots of dif­fer­ent jobs, de­pend­ing on what is re­quired of it, but its main task is to dis­charge dosed quan­ti­ties of bulk ma­te­r­ial that can then move on to fur­ther treat­ment stages. Ro­tary valves that are in­stalled un­der si­los and other repos­i­to­ries re­duce the pres­sure that the bulk ma­te­ri­als ex­ert on the im­me­di­ately ad­ja­cent com­po­nents in a trans­port chain. Their dos­ing-based method of dis­charg­ing also takes the strain off trough screw con­vey­ors and other sys­tems, in­clud­ing scales. Not only that, but ro­tary valves even pro­vide burn back pro­tec­tion in cases where they are used with com­bustible ma­te­ri­als. WHAT TYPES OF RO­TARY VALVE ARE AVAIL­ABLE? Ro­tary valves come in a va­ri­ety of de­signs to suit all kinds of dif­fer­ent tasks. Please get in touch if you need any in­for­ma­tion about the spe­cific fea­tures that our prod­ucts con­tain – whether you need a small ro­tary valve or some­thing suit­able for han­dling large vol­umes, Scheuch COM­PO­NENTS has a so­lu­tion to suit your re­quire­ments. With a cas­ing man­u­fac­tured as a solid welded con­struc­tion in high-strength steel and a ro­tor made from wear-re­sis­tant steel, the ZSM ro­tary valve is the most ro­bust of the ro­tary valves. This type is suit­able for free-flow­ing dust and high-vol­ume wood chips. Blades on the in­let and out­let of the valve en­able larger pieces of wood pre­sent in the goods be­ing con­veyed to be chopped off