Powder conveying equipment uses mechanical force, airflow, or vibration to move powder materials within a closed pipe or container. Based on the conveying principle, it can be divided into two categories: mechanical conveying and pneumatic conveying.
Mechanical conveying: Relying on mechanical structures such as screws, belts, and chains to directly propel the material, suitable for short-distance, high-precision conveying.
Pneumatic conveying: Using compressed air or vacuum as a power source, the material is suspended and transported within the pipe. It is suitable for long-distance, large-volume powder transportation while reducing the risk of contamination.