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Belt-and-Bucket Elevator MGEL – high-quality module for convenient vertical conveying.

- High operating reliability
- Outstanding sanitation
- Flexible application

Belt-and-Bucket Elevator MGEL.

The Buhler belt-and-bucket elevator MGEL is a valuable module for convenient vertical conveying. It can be effectively applied in processing industries or in bulk storage facilities with throughputs as high as 200 metric tons per hour. Mealy & floury and fine- & coarse-grained materials can be elevated up to 60 meters. The belt-and-bucket elevator thus provides excellent services in various industries, including grain mills, animal feed production plants, inland storage elevators (silos), or grain collection terminals. As an alternative designed for particularly high throughput capacities, Buhler offers the belt-and-bucket elevator RGEL, which is capable of elevating 1400 metric tons per hour up to 80 meters.

Maximum safety through extensive safety equipment.

  • The extensive safety features of the belt-and-bucket elevator include a zero-speed detector, off-track detector, and holdback. This ensures optimal monitoring of performance during operation. 
  • Special-purpose designs with active or passive explosion protection plus pressure-shock-resistant casings provide maximum safety for all applications.

Rugged design for easy sanitation.

  • The rugged design with highly wear-resistant components makes for maximum ease of maintenance and increased service life. 
  • Cleanout openings and a split hood at the head allow easy access – facilitating cleaning and maintenance work.

Optional design versions for high flexibility.

  • In addition to the standard design version with single or multiple powder coating layers, also galvanized and stainless steel versions are available: This ensures a high level of flexibility – for a wide variety of materials as well as indoor or outdoor installation.
  • A optional round boot is available for the belt-and-bucket elevator MGEL. This makes it suitable also for applications with increased sanitation requirements.