The tubular conveyor is vibrated by two out of balance vibrator motors creating a linear motion which drives the material along the tube in a horizontal position or declined for increased velocity and material throughput. The tubes are offered in various diameters depending on required throughput up to 300 TPH and up to 6m lengths that can be linked together allowing for varied overall conveying lengths.
One of the key features of our Tubular Conveyor is its unique design. The tubular shape provides a protective environment for the material being transported, ensuring that it is kept safe from contaminants and other external factors that could damage it. This design also allows for smooth, efficient material flow, which helps to reduce the risk of blockages and other issues that can cause downtime and lost productivity.
Suited to conveying granular or pellet type materials, the Mogensen Vibrating Tubular Conveyor offers many advantages over other conveying methods. Low maintenance, extended tube life and fully enclosed conveying create a cost effective method of moving materials over short to medium distances. By joining tubes in series, any length is possible with the ability to add multiple inlets and outlets, offering our customers a full bespoke design. Whether you need to transport powders, granules, or other materials, our Tubular Conveyor can be tailored to suit your requirements.
The inlet/outlet configuration is designed to match customer requirements and can also include remotely controlled valves thereby automating the complete process.
At Mogensen, we take pride in our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction. We work closely with our customers to understand their unique needs and provide expert advice and support throughout the entire process. From design and customization to installation and maintenance, we are dedicated to ensuring that our customers receive the best possible service.
The Mogensen Vibrating Conveyor range can be designed with various options that include, but are not limited to, the following:
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A vibratory conveyor moves material along a trough or tube using vibration rather than a belt. Enclosed tubular vibratory conveyors are used to transport light, loose materials such as powders, granules and pellets in a dust-free, controlled and protected way. They are typically built from wear-resistant materials, including stainless steel, for a long service life.
A vibratory conveyor is driven by out-of-balance vibrator motors that create a controlled motion, moving material along the trough or tube. Running the unit horizontally or on a slight decline changes the conveying speed and throughput. On enclosed tubular types, the sealed tube keeps the material protected from contamination and gives a smooth, efficient flow that reduces blockages and downtime.
Tubular vibratory conveyors are best suited to conveying granular and pellet-type materials, powders and other light, loose products. The enclosed design protects the material from moisture, dust and other contamination, and rotating the tube periodically can be used to extend wear life when handling abrasive materials.
Throughput depends on the tube or trough size and the slope, with tubular units commonly handling up to a few hundred tonnes per hour. Tube sections are often supplied in lengths of several metres and linked in series to create almost any overall conveying length, with multiple inlets and outlets if needed. Vibratory conveyors are a cost-effective way to move material over short to medium distances.
Tubular conveyors are commonly offered with tube diameters from around 100mm up to 600mm, chosen to suit the required throughput. Typical options include hard-wearing stainless steel tubes, base-mounted or suspended designs, electric or pneumatic vibrators, automatic outlet valves for remote flow control, and full control panels.
An enclosed tubular conveyor keeps the material fully protected, which reduces degradation and the risk of contamination from moisture or dust. The sealed system prevents spillage, which improves safety and housekeeping, and it can lower energy use compared with some open systems. Maintenance is low and the tubes are easy to clean, giving longer equipment life and less downtime.
Yes. Vibratory conveyors can be supplied in ATEX certified designs for use in potentially explosive atmospheres, often alongside features such as automatic outlet valves and full control panels. The correct specification depends on the dust or gas zone and should be confirmed for the specific environment.