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Bucket Elevators

Bucket Elevators (also called Bucket Conveyors) are used to vertically convey bulk or loose materials efficiently. Bucket elevators can elevate a variety of bulk materials from light to heavy and from loose, flowing fine materials to larger, partially consolidated “lumps”.

There are options for buckets that are gentle on high value consumer products such as cereals, pasta, confectionery, coins and the like. They are commonly designed in a “Z-Elevator” or “C-Elevator” configuration.

Made in the USA

Australis Engineering are the exclusive Australian agents for US company, Gough-Econ who manufacture a range of different Bucket Elevators to suit numerous applications.

Product types

Bucket elevator are used fo a wide range of products including:

• Cereal and Grains
• Coffee and Tea
• Pasta
• Soft or pliable foods
• Chocolate and Confectionery
• Fruit and Vegetables
• Dry Pet Food
• Frozen Foods
• Sugar
• Salt
• Spices
• Pharmaceuticals
• Chemicals including Powders and similar
• Soaps and detergents
• Sand and Minerals
• Metal components
• Plastic components
• Coins

Types of Bucket Elevators

Australis offer three types of Bucket Elevators:

1. Swing-Link Bucket elevator
2. Econo-Lift Bucket elevator
3. Multi-Axis Bucket elevator

The Swing-Link and Econo-Lift Bucket Elevators are a standard, conventional bucket elevator as traditionally executed in a C-elevator or Z-elevator configuration. These are ideal for most bucket elevating applications.

The Multi-Axis Bucket Elevator is the only one of its kind in the world. It can convey product in 3-Dimensions and can even be configured to go around obstacles. It is truly a "go anywhere" conveyor and is used by some of the world's largest food manufacturers as standard equipment. Words don't do it justice, so watch this short video.

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