Introduction to electric turning skid

The electric turning chute (also known as a bag stopper, bag blocker, or electric steering mechanism) consists of a steel frame, a rotatable belt turning mechanism, an electric push rod sliding chute, and a control system.

The electric turning chute (also known as a bag stopper, bag stopper machine, or electric steering mechanism) is primarily used in the bagged material conveying process to facilitate the turning conveyance of materials from one conveyor belt to a perpendicular lower conveyor belt. It is suitable for automatic conveyor lines in industries such as cement, grain, and chemical, enabling the automatic line-changing of bagged materials being conveyed.

Technical parameters of electric turning slide

technical performance

1. Conveyed material: bagged cement: 50kg/bag

2. Cycloidal pin wheel reducer

(1) Model: BL15-9-1.1

(2) Speed ratio: 9

(3) Motor model: Y90S-4

Power: 0.55KW, Rotation Speed: 1410r/min

3. Electric push rod

(1) Model DT300-60

(2) Thrust: 300kg

(3) Speed: 84mm

(4) Motor model: A06332

Power: 0.55KW, Rotational Speed: 2800r/min

Voltage: 380V, Current: 1.38A

4. Travel switch

(1) Model JLXK1-111

(2) Voltage: 380V, Current: 5A

Technical requirements for electric turning skid (bag stopper, bag stopper machine, electric steering mechanism):

1. The arrow in the A-direction view indicates that the cement bag is transported from the B800 belt conveyor electric turning chute to the B650 belt conveyor.

2. The cement bags transported by the B800 belt conveyor into the electric curve chute must be loaded and placed in a straight line, with no bags placed horizontally.

3. The travel switch is installed on site.

Purpose of electric turning roller

The electric turning chute (also known as a bag stopper, bag blocker, or electric steering mechanism) is primarily used in the conveying process of bagged materials. It facilitates the turning conveyance of materials from one conveyor belt to a perpendicular lower conveyor belt. It is suitable for automatic conveyor lines in industries such as cement, grain, and chemical, enabling the automatic line change of bagged materials being conveyed.