Floveyor (aero-mechanical conveyors
Gough Engineering is the UK’s Floveyor partner for aero-mechanical conveying solutions. Floveyor first invented the aero-mechanical conveyor in 1958. There have been many lesser imitations sold over the years but none have been able to match the modern aero-mechanical technology offered by Floveyor.
Introduction
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As the UK’s Floveyor partner, Gough Engineering provides completely new systems, replacement of rope assemblies, full parts and maintenance services and support. Our aim is to simplify your materials handling with a clean and safe conveying solution. For an uncomplicated, versatile and economical materials conveying solution, choose a Floveyor.
Floveyor equipment is used to convey granules, dry powders, flakes or pellets. An example of efficient engineering, the aero-mechanical conveyors use a compact motor to power an internally circulating rope assembly at high speed. The circulating rope generates pockets of fast-moving air that suspends and conveys the product to the upper housing, where it is discharged via centrifugal force to the desired collection point.
A unique materials handling system, Floveyor fluidising technology is suitable for a number of industry applications.
Applications
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Q & A
Here are a few questions and answers and we are always available to call and discuss you application specifics.
What electrical drive does a Floveyor use?
Can Floveyor machines have ATEX certification?
Yes, Floveyor carry out ATEX certification depending on your application's specific ATEX requirements and zone ratings.
Does Floveyor need to be fixed unit or can it be mobile?
What speed do the ropes move at?
Typcaclly, the rope moves a speed of 4 m/s.
Does the discs drag and damage the product?
No, the discs and their speed create a vacuum behind the leading disc, protecting the product material from degradation for any free-flowing bulk material. It is pulled therefore, not dragged or pushed through the pipes.