Achieving hygiene, safety, and labor-saving! Powder conveying equipment LUTENA for the food industry.

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【Other Advantages】 ■ Fully air-driven operation and control ■ Flexibility through modular design ■ Compact, lightweight, and easy to disassemble and assemble *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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Applications/Examples of results

✅ Automatic powder supply line in a bakery factory ✅ Hygiene management support in a seasoning and spice factory ✅ Labor-saving raw material supply in a food OEM factory

Detailed information

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  A. Receiving Hopper B. Conveyed Material C. Hopper Frame D. Secondary Air Supply Port E. Conveying Line F. Vacuum Conveyor Overview of a Simple Vacuum Conveying System The minimum configuration for a complete conveyor system requires the following three components: - Product Intake → Depending on the container where the material to be conveyed is placed (silo, big bag station, drum, etc.), either a "supply station" or "conveying gun" is used. - Conveying Line (Transport Pipe) → Uses a pipeline or vacuum-compatible hose to transport a mixture of material and air. - Vacuum Conveyor and its Control System → Uses vacuum to suck in the material and separates air and material with a filter. The material is collected in a tank at the bottom of the conveyor. Flow of Operation: 1. The material is transported through the conveying line to the vacuum conveyor by the force of the vacuum along with air. 2. After conveying for a specified time and accumulating the required amount, the control system stops the vacuum, and the lower valve opens. 3. The material is supplied to its final destination (e.g., container or product on a belt conveyor).

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  "Function of the Vacuum Conveyor" → During Transport (Vacuum State) - The lower valve is closed, the vacuum pump operates, and a vacuum is generated within the housing. - Materials are suctioned through the pipeline and accumulated above the valve of the collection tank. - Some of the suctioned materials adhere to the filter located at the top of the housing. - Simultaneously, a pressurized state (overpressure) occurs in the backwash tank (compressed air tank) connected to each filter. → Discharge and Filter Cleaning - When the set transport time ends, the vacuum pump stops. - The lower valve opens, and the collected materials are discharged downward. - At the same time, the filters are backwashed (reverse flow cleaning) with compressed air from the AirShock tank. - After that, the valve closes again, and the next cycle begins.