Heavy-Duty Plate Feeder Conveyor System for Coal, Sand & Aggregate Material Transport

Heavy-Duty Plate Feeder Conveyor System for Coal, Sand & Aggregate Material Transport

Product Overview
The Heavy-Duty Plate Feeder Conveyor System is designed for demanding bulk material handling in mining, cement, and aggregate industries. Built with reinforced steel plates and high-tensile conveyor belts, it efficiently transports raw coal, sand, gravel, and crushed stone under harsh working conditions. The combination of belt and plate feeder technology ensures stable feeding, high throughput, and long service life — ideal for continuous production lines and material loading systems.

Key Features

• Durable Construction: Heavy-duty structure with wear-resistant steel plates and reinforced rollers for reliable operation in abrasive environments.

• Stable Feeding Performance: Even material flow minimizes clogging and impact loads on downstream equipment.

• High Capacity: Designed for continuous handling of up to 2,000 tons per hour.

• Customizable Layout: Available in horizontal or inclined configurations with adjustable speed control.

• Low Maintenance: Modular design simplifies belt and plate replacement, reducing downtime.

Applications

• Mining: Raw coal, ore, and tailings handling

• Cement Plants: Clinker, limestone, and gypsum transport

• Aggregate Production: Sand, gravel, and crushed stone conveying

• Power Stations: Fuel and ash feeding systems

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Feeding Conveyor Belt Coal Feeder FAQs

Q1: Can it handle wet or sticky coal?

A: Yes! The anti-clogging plate design and forced material flow prevent blockages even with high-moisture coal or clay-bound materials.

Q2: How does it differ from belt feeders?

A: Unlike belt feeders, the Type B Plate Feeder features interlocking steel plates and forged chains, providing higher impact resistance and longer lifespan for heavy or sharp materials like raw coal or ore.

Q3: Where is it typically used?

Coal-fired power plants: Feeding boilers or crushers.

Coking plants: Transporting raw coal to ovens.

Mining: Primary crushing feed systems.

Cement plants: Handling limestone or gypsum.