Chip Conveyors
•A
chip conveyor
is used
in
a metal cutting machine to carry away waste, such
as metal chips during machining and
manufacturing operations.
•Most
common in machine tool operations, a chip conveyor is an important part
of
cleanliness and safety as well as a key item in recycling efforts.
•In
a machine shop floor all CNC machine contains a chip conveyor followed by
a
waste bin.
Types of Chip conveyors
1.Hinge type chip conveyor
2.Scraper type chip conveyor
3.Magnetic conveyor
4.Screw conveyor
1) Hinge type conveyor
Hinge-belt
chip conveyors (or hinge conveyors), the most common format,
offer an effective
means of managing heavy chip loads and stringy chips.
Chips that fall from the
machine tool land on the conveyor belt and are
conveyed away from the machine
tool’s precision surfaces. As shown in
figure...
2) Scraper type chip conveyor
Scraper-type
chip conveyors are most often used for cast iron, bronze or
brass machining,
which produces smaller chips that can nest together.
Chips fall directly to the
bottom of the conveyor, and scrapers drag debris
to the discharge end of the
conveyor.As shown in figure...
3) Magnetic conveyor
Magnetic chip
conveyors are intended for ferrous material applications with
small chips. The
chips fall onto the conveyor’s stainless steel surface and
are conveyed by
powerful magnets moving underneath. The chips are
released from the magnets at
the discharge end, and fall freely into a
collection container.As shown in figure...
4) Screw conveyor
A screw
conveyor is
a mechanism that uses a rotating helical screw blade
within a
tube, to move
granular materials or dry chips.
The
screw is fixed with a motor arrangement to rotate the screw in one end
and free
in another end.As shown in figure...
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