Hopper with belt conveyor SBC

storagefor bulk materialsfor waste

Description
The SBC-type roller-conveyor storage hopper is a highly reliable piece of industrial equipment designed for the temporary storage and controlled transfer of bulk materials. Specifically developed to withstand the stresses of intensive industrial conveying and waste processing, it helps to smooth material flows and maximise the efficiency of downstream sorting or recovery lines.

Technical Expertise & Industrial Benefits

• High-rigidity tubular frame: A robust mechanically welded structure offering excellent resistance to mechanical deformation under heavy loads and reducing structural vibrations.
• Heavy-duty roller design: The roller-supported belt ensures minimal friction, reducing the required motor power (optimised energy consumption) whilst effectively absorbing the impact of falling materials.
• Resilience to abrasion: Components and belts specifically selected to withstand prolonged contact with aggressive material flows (glass, metals, rubble, mixed industrial waste).
• Streamlined maintenance: The exclusive use of standardised spare parts simplifies spare parts stock management, speeds up on-site interventions and drastically reduces unplanned downtime.

Available options

• Belt scraper: Removes fine material deposits and prevents material from returning under the hopper
• Cleaning brush: Ensures a perfect finish on belts conveying sticky or damp materials
• Stone guard: Safety device protecting the return drum against the intrusion of large foreign objects
• Stainless steel module: Specific version recommended for highly corrosive, damp environments or those subject to frequent washing

Typical applications

• Recycling sorting centres (CS)
• Household waste (DMA) and industrial waste (DIB) treatment plants
• Energy recovery and material recycling centres
• Heavy industrial facilities requiring intensive continuous conveying

Information required for your quotation

• Nature and particle size of the material to be stored
• Product density and desired temporary storage volume
• Target operating throughput (expressed in tonnes/hour or m³/hour)
• Spatial and environmental constraints of the existing line