Used rotary valve Schlich / D-1270
The used rotary valve manufactured by Schlich, type ZRS DN150 (Ref. D-1270), was built in 2002 and is a robust industrial component primarily designed for the controlled dosing and discharge of bulk materials.
Used rotary valve technical data
Name:
Used rotary feeder
Manufacturer:
Schlich
Type:
ZRS DN150
Year built:
2002
CardaID:
D-1270
Driving force:
0,37 kW
Performance:
25 kg/h
Dimensions:
L 1.400 x W 300 x H 200 mm
Empty weight:
Approx. 100 kg
Condition:
Second hand
Price:
On demand
Used rotary valves – condition and specifications
- Nominal diameter (inlet/outlet): DN150 (corresponding to a diameter of approx. 150 mm)
- Inlet geometry: Square inlet (commonly used for direct flange mounting below silos or hoppers)
- Conveying capacity / throughput: Approx. 25 kg/h
- (Note: The actual mass flow depends largely on the bulk density of the material and the selected rotor speed)
- Overall dimensions: Length 1.400 mm x width 300 mm x height 200 mm
- Weight: Approx. 120 kg
Typical applications of the used rotary valve
Rotary valves of the ZRS DN150 type are used wherever powdered, fine-grained or granulated materials need to be conveyed and discharged in a controlled and reliable manner.
- Discharge from containers: Controlled extraction of bulk materials from silos, hoppers, bunkers and collection containers
- Filtration and extraction systems: Installation below cyclone separators, dust filters or gravity separation systems to continuously discharge collected dust or chips without significantly affecting the existing system pressure, whether under vacuum or positive pressure
- Pneumatic conveying systems: Uniform dosing and controlled feeding of products into downstream vacuum or pressure conveying lines
- Process dosing: Continuous feeding of scales, mixers, mills or packaging machines in the chemical, plastics or food industries
Advantages of purchasing a used Schlich ZRS DN150 rotary valve
- Immediate availability: Compared with new equipment, which may involve delivery times of several weeks, used machines available from stock can often be integrated into production more quickly
- Cost efficiency: Lower investment costs compared with purchasing new equipment with a comparable process function
- Robust mechanical design: Schlich components are characterised by a solid construction and can offer an economical alternative for a wide range of industrial applications
Do you have questions about this used rotary valve or about the purchasing process? Contact our team — we will be happy to prepare an individual offer for you.