- 7 leading manufacturers
- 75 additional suppliers
- 33 states and provinces
- 16 related categories
- 3 guide sections
Drag Chain Conveyor Manufacturers and Suppliers
IQS Directory implements a thorough list of drag chain conveyor manufacturers and suppliers. Utilize our listing to examine and sort top drag chain conveyor manufacturers with previews of ads and detailed descriptions of each product. Any drag chain conveyor company can design, engineer, and manufacture drag chain conveyors to meet your company’s specific qualifications. An easy connection to reach drag chain conveyor companies through our fast request for quote form is provided on our website. The company information includes website links, company profile, locations, phone, product videos and product information. This source is right for you whether it's for a manufacturer of flexible conveyors, chain conveyors, or industrial conveyors of every kind.
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Leading Drag Chain Conveyor Manufacturers
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| Placement No. | Manufacturer | Location | Contact | Actions | |
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| 1 | Pack Air Inc.At Pack Air Inc., we help manufacturers design and build innovative custom conveyors in the United States and Canada. Our specialty resides in creating custom conveyor solutions and product handling devices that help solve conveying problems. We don’t try to force fit pre-made conveyors into a box. Rather, we let the box define the solution, and we design your conveyor to fit right the first time. | Neenah, WI | |||
| 2 | NED Conveyor DesignWe are NED Conveyor Design, and we specialize in designing, manufacturing, and supporting conveyor systems that keep materials moving efficiently through demanding industrial environments. Our work centers on building conveyor solutions that are engineered for reliability, accuracy, and long-term performance, whether the application involves bulk materials, unit handling, or process-driven production lines. | Newark, NJ | |||
| 3 | Dynamic Air Inc.Dynamic Air custom designs and manufactures a complete line of pneumatic conveying systems for dry bulk granular materials. Dynamic Air offers 16 different pneumatic conveying concepts, utilizing both pressure and vacuum, for handling a wide variety of dry bulk solids to provide a conveying solution that fits the process perfectly. Each system has its own unique set of operating characteristics for pressure, conveying line velocity, efficiency and performance. | St. Paul, MN | |||
| 4 | Whirl-Air-Flow CorporationWhirl-Air-Flow has been specializing in the design, development and fabrication of pneumatic conveying systems since 1946. Our vast experience in dense and dilute phase conveying systems spans across a broad range of industries. Whirl-Air-Flow has over 55 years of specializing in dense and dilute phase conveying systems, blending systems, bag unloading systems, central vacuum systems, process controls and air slides to name a few. | Princeton, MN | |||
| 5 | Vecoplan, LLCVecoplan leads the charge with cutting-edge technologies that revolutionize waste and recycling. From versatile shredders and granulators to efficient conveying and sorting systems, Vecoplan offers a wide array of solutions for handling wood, paper, plastics, textiles, and more. Our tailored equipment sets new industry standards, meeting the demands of even the most challenging applications. | Greensboro, NC | |||
| 6 | Conveyor Engineering & Mfg. Co.Since 1977, Conveyor Eng. & Mfg. has been a leader in the manufacture of stainless steel screw conveyors and conveyor components (bearings, flighting, hangers, screws, troughs, etc.). We serve a wide variety of industries including wet corn milling, food, sugar, ethanol and chemical. Contact us to learn more about our conveyor systems. We are available to answer any of your questions, feel free to call us today! | Cedar Rapids, IA | |||
| 7 | Akona Process SolutionsAt Akona Process Solutions, we take pride in designing and manufacturing conveyor systems that bring efficiency, reliability, and innovation to material handling. Our team understands the importance of precision, durability, and streamlined operation, so we engineer our conveyors to meet the diverse needs of industries ranging from manufacturing and processing to packaging and distribution. | Monroe, NC |
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- How many drag chain conveyor manufacturers are listed on IQS Directory?
- 7 leading manufacturers and 75 additional suppliers.
- Where are drag chain conveyor manufacturers located?
- The listed suppliers are in 33 states and provinces: Michigan (9), Ohio (6), Ontario (5), Georgia (4), North Carolina (4), Texas (4), Virginia (4), California (3), and 25 more.
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Drag Chain Conveyors
Drag chain conveyors are a type of industrial conveyor, specially designed to prevent dust generated by the transportation of material from entering the air.
Advantages of Drag Chain Conveyors
Well maintained drag chain conveyors offer many advantages to manufacturers. First, their total enclosure ensures dust and contaminant-free handling, which promotes worker health and wellbeing. Second, drag chain conveyors are the only industrial conveyors on the market that can operate in three planes. This eliminates transfer points, permits complex circuits and allows operators to use only a single drive. In addition, when compared to other conveyors, drag chain conveyors use minimum horsepower and have an overall lower level of energy consumption. They also have a minimum noise level and gentle conveying action that reduces product degradation.
Drag Chain Conveyor Design
Drag chain conveyors are fully enclosed. This conveyor also features a chain or cable, a long pipe and discs, also known as "pucks." The chain runs through the pipe and the pucks, sized so they fit snugly to the pipe, are connected to the chain. To work, the pucks pick up material as they drag along the walls of the pipe, pulled by the chain. To ensure that any material that one puck drops, another will sweep up, conveyors feature several, if not hundreds of these pucks. Pucks may be made of metal or a synthetic material, such as plastic, and they are generally spaced out several inches to feet apart to allow for adequate storage space. The chain is flexible, making it possible to guide materials around the corner of the pipe, if necessary.
Drag Chain Conveyor Materials
The material with which a drag chain conveyor is made depends largely on what materials it will be handling. Generally, for conveyors moving materials that are corrosive or contaminable, stainless steel or an abrasion-resistant alloy will be the likely choice. For less sensitive materials, an inexpensive option is carbon steel. Materials that drag chain conveyors may transport include: alumina, dry ash, finished cement, bituminous coal, fertilizers, grains, limestone, malt, food meal, petroleum coke, phosphate rock, salt cake, dense soda ash, silica/quartz sand, sized wood chips, urea and calcined zinc. It is important that these materials are small, because drag chain conveyors are not appropriate for transporting large items. In fact, they will likely jam if larger objects are placed inside them. Both chains and cables may be used with this system, but cables require regular inspections to check for frays, because they could lead to system failure.
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