Introduction to disc feeder

The disc feeder is a volumetric metering feeding device, which is widely used for feeding various non-cohesive materials in industries such as metallurgy, mining, building materials, coal, and electric power.

Technical parameters of disc feeder

Structural Features: The DB-type disc feeder is of a hoisted and enclosed design. It is primarily used in systems that require reduced air leakage or dust emission, thereby minimizing environmental pollution. The main structure of the feeder consists of a disc that rotates around a vertical axis. In the center of the disc, there is a discharge sleeve located at the lower opening of the receiving bin, which has an adjustable height. Material leaks out from the gap between the discharge sleeve and the disc, and is scraped off the disc by a scraper blade. The feeding rate can be adjusted by changing the size of the gap between the discharge sleeve and the disc, as well as the discharge position. An observation window is provided, allowing for real-time monitoring of the material feeding and equipment operation.

Purpose of disc feeder

The disc feeder is a volumetric feeding device that is widely used for feeding various non-cohesive materials in industries such as metallurgy, mining, building materials, coal, and power.