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Helixes and Nozzles - Schenck AccuRate

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<strong>Helixes</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Nozzles</strong><br />

<strong>Helixes</strong> that h<strong>and</strong>le cohesive or<br />

adhesive materials<br />

Sanitary pharmaceutical grade<br />

helixes available<br />

<strong>Nozzles</strong> with cross wires for<br />

minimizing material pulsations<br />

Adaptations for complete<br />

material discharge<br />

Application<br />

<strong>Helixes</strong> <strong>and</strong> nozzles designed for:<br />

H<strong>and</strong>ling pellets, beads, <strong>and</strong><br />

irregular materials<br />

Feeding cohesive/adhesive materials<br />

such as TiO2, Zinc Oxide,<br />

<strong>and</strong> Iron Oxide<br />

Low feed rates<br />

Friable materials<br />

Floodable materials<br />

Batching applications<br />

Abrasive materials<br />

Spreading applications<br />

Operating principle<br />

Selecting the correct helix (screw, auger, etc.) <strong>and</strong> nozzle<br />

is critical to the performance of any dry material feeder.<br />

Over the last 40 years, <strong>Schenck</strong> Process has used<br />

application <strong>and</strong> lab-based experiences with more than<br />

9,000 materials to develop an array of individual helixes,<br />

nozzles <strong>and</strong> specific combinations that have been fieldproven<br />

to offer the best metering possible.<br />

Current configurations include the use of 304, 316 <strong>and</strong><br />

316L stainless steel as well as various coatings, which can<br />

extend helix <strong>and</strong> nozzle life <strong>and</strong> reduce material build up.<br />

A wide variety of helixes <strong>and</strong> nozzles are available for h<strong>and</strong>ling<br />

adhesive/cohesive, floodable <strong>and</strong> irregularly sized<br />

materials. Special custom designs are also available.<br />

Our staff of sales applications engineers are st<strong>and</strong>ing<br />

by to discuss your specific application <strong>and</strong> the helix <strong>and</strong><br />

nozzle combination that is best for your feeding process.<br />

Give them a call today.<br />

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<strong>Helixes</strong><br />

1. Full Pitch Open Flight Helix – A st<strong>and</strong>ard helix<br />

used for most applications. The helix pitch equals<br />

the diameter of the helix.<br />

6. Full Pitch Open Flight Helix with End Stub –<br />

Used with an over size nozzle with end bushing on pellets,<br />

beads, <strong>and</strong> irregular materials. Provides a clearance<br />

between the helix <strong>and</strong> nozzle adapter to prevent binding.<br />

2. Half Pitch Open Flight Helix – Used when you<br />

need the larger diameter flights to get cohesive<br />

materials to drop into the flights, but has reduced<br />

output compared to a full pitch open flight helix. The<br />

helix pitch is one half the size of the helix diameter.<br />

7. Full Pitch Helix with Center Rod – The center<br />

rod is used for added strength in smaller diameter<br />

helixes <strong>and</strong> to reduce possible flooding. Cannot be<br />

used with adhesive/cohesive materials.<br />

3. Double Pitch Open Flight Helix – The increased<br />

spacing between the flights promotes filling of the<br />

flights on very cohesive materials. The helix pitch<br />

is two times the size of the helix diameter.<br />

8. Machined Polyethylene Helix with Center Rod –<br />

For materials that cannot come into contact with<br />

metal or for applications that do not allow metal-tometal<br />

contact.<br />

4. Double Open Flight Helix – Helix has two discharge<br />

flights <strong>and</strong> is used in batching applications<br />

to reduce the deviation caused when the flight stops<br />

<strong>and</strong> a small amount of material drops off the end.<br />

9. Full Pitch Open Flight Helix with Stirring<br />

Rods – Promotes flight filling of smaller diameter<br />

helixes on light density materials that do not easily<br />

fill the flights.<br />

5. Knife-Edged Open Flight Helix – Used with a<br />

tight fit poly nozzle adapter for adhesive/cohesive<br />

materials such as TiO2, Zinc Oxide, <strong>and</strong> Iron Oxide.<br />

The helix continuously cleans the nozzle walls to<br />

prevent material build up.<br />

10. Machined Sanitary Full Pitch Helix with Center Rod –<br />

Polished, machined, stainless steel bar stock that is<br />

typically used for food <strong>and</strong> pharmaceutical applications.<br />

Other <strong>Helixes</strong> Are Available:<br />

Contact our Sales Application Engineers<br />

for further details.<br />

11. Twin Screw Helix – Excellent for adhesive/<br />

cohesive materials like TiO2 <strong>and</strong> Calcium Carbonate.<br />

The reduction of material build up <strong>and</strong> pulsing<br />

is also realized with a twin screw system.


<strong>Nozzles</strong><br />

12. Stainless Nozzle – A st<strong>and</strong>ard nozzle used in<br />

most applications.<br />

16. Nozzle with End Screen/Cross Wires – The screen<br />

or cross wires are used to break up the material as it<br />

comes out of the nozzle. Used in continuous or batching<br />

applications for reducing deviations by not allowing<br />

the material to “extrude” out the end of the nozzle. The<br />

nozzle also minimizes material pulsations by providing<br />

back pressure, which promotes fuller flights.<br />

13. Poly Nozzle – Used in applications where materials<br />

cannot come into contact with metal. A tight<br />

fit version of the nozzle with a knife-edge helix is<br />

available for feeding adhesive/cohesive materials.<br />

17. Vinyl Nozzle – For adhesive/cohesive materials<br />

that have a wide range of particle size distribution or<br />

materials that cannot come into contact with metal.<br />

14. Nozzle with End Bushing – Primarily utilized with<br />

an end stub helix for pellet, bead, <strong>and</strong> irregular shaped<br />

material feeding applications. The design provides<br />

clearance between the helix <strong>and</strong> nozzle adapter to<br />

prevent binding.<br />

18. Side Discharge Nozzle – Used for free flowing<br />

materials. For batching applications the nozzle<br />

offers a positive material flow cut off reducing<br />

deviations. Provides back pressure for promoting<br />

fuller flights.<br />

15. Total Hopper Cleanout Nozzle – Typically used<br />

in sanitary applications for the food <strong>and</strong> pharmaceutical<br />

industries. The nozzle allows complete<br />

material discharge minimizing residual material left<br />

in the feeder.<br />

19. Spreading Nozzle – Discharges a curtain of<br />

material across a given width. Typically used in<br />

applications where spreading materials across a<br />

belt or on to a tumble drum is required.<br />

Other <strong>Nozzles</strong> Are Available: Contact our Sales Application Engineers for further details.<br />

NOTE: All helix <strong>and</strong> nozzle configurations are subject to change.<br />

Please contact our sales department for the design that meets your application needs.

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