Cooling elevators are designed for the controlled cooling of hot materials like powders, granules, or bulk solids in industrial processes. They are commonly used in the chemical, food, fertilizer, and agro-industries for improving material stability before packaging or further processing.
These systems work by gently elevating and cooling the material simultaneously, helping to prevent clumping, thermal degradation, or unwanted reactions. They are built with stainless steel or carbon steel depending on application needs, and can be integrated with other material handling systems for seamless production.
A cooling elevator simultaneously lifts and cools hot materials, ensuring they are safe for storage, packaging, or further handling.
They are suitable for powders, granules, plastic resins, fertilizers, food products, and other heat-sensitive materials.
Yes, they can be designed to fit specific capacity, height, material type, and cooling requirements depending on the application.
They are widely used in the chemical, agrochemical, plastic, food processing, and fertilizer industries.
Heat is typically removed using ambient or forced cooling air in a controlled environment to gradually reduce product temperature.