Screw Flight & Continuous Flight Welded on Shaft
- Can be produced as a carbon steel or stainless steel.
- Available in standard length with variable pitch.
- As per request intermediate bearing or coupling
What is a Screw Welded onto a Shaft?
A screw welded onto a shaft consists of materials formed by welding continuous (cold-rolled) screw flights or sectional screw flights onto pipes of desired dimensions and specifications.
Screws welded onto shafts are frequently used in conveyor systems such as cement screws, U-type screws, dosing screws, and hopper screws. Upon user request, they can be produced with a galvanized finish.
Depending on customer requirements, these screws can be manufactured from carbon steel or stainless steel. They are available in variable pitches and standard lengths. Production is carried out according to specific technical drawings.
Screws welded onto shafts are used as internal components in various conveyor types. Depending on the production purpose, they are utilized for either conveying or shredding processes.
These components are resistant to external impacts and, thanks to high-quality welding, promise a long service life during operation.