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Incline (IC) drag feeding a leg from a drive over pit.

Incline Drag Chain Conveyors

Incline Drag Chain Conveyors are ideal for conveying grain from pits to legs, underground or overhead—wherever high capacities are required. Drag conveyors feature low-maintenance and low horsepower requirements per bushel compared to an auger. Galvanized construction and multiple inlet/outlet configurations ensure ease of installation and use for years of commercial use. Inclines available up to 60 degrees and capacities up to 25,000 bushels per hour.

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Incline

Drag Chain Conveyors
Standard Features
  • 1,500 to 25,000 BPH
  • 5° through 60° elbows
  • Rack and pinion outlets with electric or manual opener
  • Head Section: Flame cut sprockets on shafts up to 6-1/2″ (based on conveyor size); outboard mount pillow block bearings; UHMW shaft dust seals; shaft mount helical drive
  • Tail Section: Flame cut sprockets on shafts up to 4-15/16″ (based on conveyor size); threaded rods provide chain tension
Capacities & Dimensions

Choose a conveyor and chain speed based on capacity required. Choosing a larger conveyor running at slower speeds requires less maintenance than smaller conveyors running at faster speeds. Also, capacities can be raised later, if needed. NOTE: The angle of incline does not significantly alter capacities due to paddle design. Use the capacity figures, below, for all inclines.

Figuring Horsepower

 

 

Or use our online calculator: www.sudenga.com/hp-calculator/

 

 

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