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Welcome to Stingray Conveying Innovations , your one-stop shop for all your material handling equipment needs. We offer a wide range of products and services to help improve your efficiency and productivity. Contact us today to learn more!
Welcome to Stingray Conveying Innovations - your reliable source for all your material handling needs. We offer a wide range of equipment, including stainless palets, blenders, and conveyors, to help you move your products quickly and efficiently. Contact us today to learn more!
Custom and standard screw conveyors for feeding, metering, and transferring bulk solids. CEMA construction in carbon or stainless, with flighting and trough options matched to the material.
Enclosed chain-and-flight conveyors for higher capacity, longer runs, and gentler handling than a screw. Multiple inlets and discharges in one unit.
Vertical lifts that take bulk material up to bins, silos, and process equipment when floor space is limited.
Ribbon, paddle, and screw mixers for blending or conditioning bulk solids as part of the conveying line.
Isolation gates and flow diverters that shut off, split, or redirect material at inlets and discharges.
bulk-bag unloading stations that discharge cleanly into screws, drags, mixers, or hoppers.
The screw is the working heart of the conveyor. We supply helicoid and sectional flighting in carbon steel and stainless, standard or custom pitch, diameter, and thickness — including ribbon, cut-and-fold, and hard-faced options for abrasive or sticky products.
Feet and saddles support the trough at the correct elevation and keep the conveyor aligned on the structure or floor. Built to match CEMA trough sizes so the unit sits level and stays that way under load.
U-troughs are the housing the material travels in. Covers bolt to the trough flange to contain dust, keep weather out, and protect operators. Available in standard lengths, with flanged or formed covers and optional gasketing.
Trough ends close both ends of the conveyor, support the screw, and provide the mounting face for end bearings, shaft seals, and the drive. Flanged at the top for the cover and formed at the bottom to act as a support foot.
End bearings carry the drive and tail shafts. Flange-mounted ball or roller bearings are the typical tail-end choice; they tolerate minor misalignment and make replacement straightforward.
Inlets feed product into the screw; discharges let it out. Sized to the conveyor diameter with standard bolt patterns so you can stack conveyors, drop into a hopper, or tie into the next piece of equipment.
Coupling bolts transmit drive torque from shaft to screw and are designed as the sacrificial wear item so they fail before the shaft or flighting. Zinc-plated screw clamps secure covers and accessories without rusting the hardware into the trough.
Hangers support intermediate screw sections on longer conveyors. Style 216 and 226 hangers with wood, UHMW, bronze, or hard-iron bearings keep the screw centered and let product pass underneath.
Slide gates isolate flow at the inlet or discharge for maintenance, cleanout, or routing. Manual, rack-and-pinion, or actuated gates in carbon or stainless steel.
Shafts couple screw sections and carry load through the trough ends. Shaft seals (plate, packing, or mechanical) keep product from leaking at the shaft penetration and keep contaminants out of the bearing.
Complete kits include the screw, trough, covers, ends, hangers, hardware, and seals — everything needed to assemble a standard CEMA conveyor without hunting parts from three vendors.
Drive kits pair a motor and reducer with a screw-conveyor adapter and drive shaft that bolt directly to the trough end. Specified to the HP and RPM your material and duty cycle actually need.