Rubber additive pellets often face issues such as dust pollution, material damage, blockages, and high labor costs during transportation, storage, and feeding. Traditional mechanical conveying methods easily cause pellet wear and cross-contamination, and are difficult to adapt to complex processes, seriously affecting production efficiency and product quality.

Material characteristics

Rubber additives come in a variety of particles, including vulcanizing agents, accelerators, and anti-aging agents, typically characterized by uneven particle size, easy moisture absorption, easy caking, and significant differences in flowability. Some particles are sticky or electrostatic, which places high demands on the sealing, explosion-proofing, and wear resistance of the conveying system.

Product Introduction

The pneumatic conveying system for rubber additive particles provided by Head Powder is custom-designed according to the physical and chemical properties of different materials. The system uses dense or dilute phase conveying methods, combined with professional gas source equipment, pipeline layouts, and separation devices, achieving fully enclosed, automated, and continuous conveying from feeding to the end point, effectively supporting material purity and process stability.

Product advantages

To address customer pain points, Head Powder's solutions feature the following features: eliminating dust leakage through fully enclosed pipeline conveyance, improving the workshop environment; Low- or medium-pressure air sources combined with buffering devices reduce particle crushing rate; The system can integrate automatic weighing, batching, and remote control functions, reducing manual intervention; The modular design allows for flexible expansion and maintenance, adapting to different production capacity requirements.