Feeding Equipment

Belt Feeder

A belt feeder extracts bulk material from a bin or hopper and delivers it in a controlled stream to crushers, screens, or conveyors. It suits ores and industrial minerals that are free-flowing or moderately cohesive.

01Model
02Belt Width (mm)
03Center Distance of Head and Tail Pulley (mm)
04Head and Tail Pulley Diameter (mm)
05Feed Capacity (m3/h)
06Feed Particle Size (mm)
07Motor Power (kW)

Technical parameters

Unlike vibrating feeders, the belt design handles longer discharge distances and allows direct interface with a receiving conveyor. The drive provides speed adjustment to match process demand, and the feeder is protected by an inlet chute with depth control.

Each row in the table represents a distinct belt feeder variant. Model codes, e.g. PG500×1500, encode belt width and centre distance; as these dimensions increase, feed capacity, motor power, and weight scale accordingly. Comparing values helps match a feeder to the required duty. The complete range covers multiple configurations to suit diverse material handling needs.

Belt Feeder technical parameters, 43 models
ModelBelt Width (mm)Center Distance of Head and Tail Pulley (mm)Head and Tail Pulley Diameter (mm)Feed Capacity (m3/h)Feed Particle Size (mm)Motor Power (kW)Weight (kg)
PG500×150050015002194-400-502.2483
PG500×200020002194-400-502.2550
PG500×220022002194-400-502.2580
PG500×250025002194-400-502.2605
PG500×300030002194-400-502.2620
PG500×400040002194-400-502.2955
PG650×200065020002194-400-502.2550
PG650×220022002194-400-502.2570
PG650×250025002194-400-502.2595
PG650×300030002194-400-502.2645
PG650×400040002194-400-502.2760
PG800×2000800200021915-1500-804721
PG800×2200220021915-1500-804750
PG800×2500250021915-1500-807.5790
PG800×3000300021915-1500-807.5857.3
PG800×4000400021915-1500-807.51012
PG800×4500450021915-1500-807.51100
PG1000×20001000200040050-4500-1005.51241
PG1000×3000300040050-4500-1007.51400
PG1000×3500350040050-4500-1007.51570
PG1000×4000400040050-4500-1007.51875
PG1000×4500450040050-4500-1007.52000
PG1000×5000500040050-4500-100115278
PG1000×6000600040050-4500-100115514
PG1000×7000700040050-4500-100115833
PG1000×8000800040050-4500-100116200
PG1200×30001200300044655-5400-100111650
PG1200×4000400044655-5400-100112000
PG1200×5000500044655-5400-100112288
PG1200×6000600044655-5400-100113085
PG1200×7000700044655-5400-100115014
PG1200×8000800044655-5400-100115800
PG1400×50001400500044660-6200-100155550
PG1400×6000600044660-6200-100155828
PG1400×7000700044660-6200-100156000
PG1400×8000800044660-6200-100156200
PG1600×50001600500044670-7200-100153200
PG1600×6000600044670-7200-100153700
PG1600×7000700044670-7200-100154100
PG1600×8000800044670-7200-100154600
PG1800×60001800600044680-8000-100154812
PG1800×7000700044680-8000-100155300
PG1800×8000800044680-8000-100155750
Parameter boundary

Standard-model catalogue figures. Actual capacity, power draw and wear life shift with ore properties, feed gradation and circuit conditions. Use them to shortlist, then confirm the duty by testwork, flowsheet calculation and a written confirmation from the manufacturer.

What decides the selection

Before selecting a specific model, define the material characteristics: bulk density, particle size distribution, moisture content, and abrasiveness. Determine the required feed rate and surge capacity. Bin opening dimensions and the geometry of the downstream chute or conveyor will constrain the feasible belt width and feeder length. Also establish the operating schedule and any special environmental conditions such as extreme temperatures or dust exposure.

  • Maximum lump size
  • Bulk density
  • Moisture and stickiness
  • Feed capacity
  • Speed adjustment range
  • Bin pressure
  • Wear resistance
  • Fluctuation tolerated by downstream equipment

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