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Mobile Suction Pneumatic Conveying System are vital in industries like food processing, chemicals, and construction. Yinchi's systems, developed with cutting-edge technology, ensure seamless and dust-free material transfer.

Roots blowers are commonly used in wastewater treatment processes to supply air to aeration tanks where microorganisms break down organic matter in the wastewater. The air helps to maintain aerobic conditions necessary for the microorganisms to perform their work efficiently and effectively. Roots Blower Wastewater Treatment Price 

Our Wear-Resistant Rotary Feeder is designed to efficiently and accurately transport various particles and powder materials. Using durable materials and advanced technology to ensure stable operation and long lifespan.

The working principle of Roots blower is based on the synchronous rotation of two meshing three lobe rotors, which are connected by a pair of synchronous gears to maintain a fixed relative position. The three lobe Roots blower has been widely used in various fields such as sewage treatment, incinerators, oxygen supply for aquatic products, gas assisted combustion, workpiece demolding, and powder particle conveying. Yinchi Brand roots blower is based on year's on research and technical acculmation. It works stable, easy to instal and maintence, price is cheap. Has gained various positive feedbacks from our customers. Roots Blower for Bulk Material Pneumatic Transport

Yinchi's Top-Notch AC Asynchronous Motor is specially designed to meet the high-precision grinding requirements. This motor has excellent durability and high efficiency, providing stable power output to ensure smooth grinding process.Choose our AC asynchronous motor, you will get outstanding performance and quality service.

Yinchi's dursble clutch Release Bearing Truck is installed between the clutch and the transmission, and the release bearing seat is loosely sleeved on the tubular extension of the first shaft bearing cover of the transmission. Through a return spring, the shoulder of the release bearing is always pressed against the release fork and retreated to the final position, maintaining a gap of about 3-4 mm with the end of the release lever (release finger).