Bucket Elevators

GSI’s bucket elevators are engineered to perform and built tough to provide years of reliable service. Whether your business is industrial or agricultural, whether your requirements are for receiving or unloading, pre-processing or post processing, count on GSI for your material handling needs.

Our line of bucket elevators are highly corrosion resistant and made with either a galvanized finish or a powder coat finish for lasting durability and superior appearance.

Elevator Heads

GSI elevator heads feature a two piece hood for easy interior accessiblity. The hood is contoured to a full radius to minimize wear and improve material dishcarge flow. Large service doors are located on both sides of the hood on models 36″ and larger.

Elevator heads are weather tight with an internal lip seal between the head housing and hood to eliminate moisture problems. Includes bearing plates with vertical jack bolts for more accurate final installation alignment. Also includes a fully adjustable throat plate, and hinged pulley lagging service doors on both sides of the head housing.

Elevator Heads

Bucket Elevator Boots

Our elevator boots use a structural iron frame construction for solid support throughout the boot. All stiffeners and frames are powder coat finished before assembly for maximum corrosion resistance. Boot sections include externally mounted pillow block bearings. Belt tension take-up screws utilize corrosion resistant acme threaded rod.

Elevator boots feature easy access cleanout doors on each end. The removable panel at boot top, between trunk, can be adapted to included dust collection equipment. Standard boot construction of heavy gauge steel and bolted structural angle iron frame with vertical stiffeners for maximum stability.

Bucket Elevator Boots

Trunking

Powder coated 12 gauge steel construction and heavy-duty 10 gauge steel with continuous butt weld seams to reduce corrosion from moisture and dust accumulation. Galvanized 14 gauge steel bolted construction, along with fixture welded, structural angle iron flanges are continuously welded on the outside and stitch welded on the inside for supreme durability.

Maintenance friendly 10′ inspection section with 9′ long opening at both front and back. Front and back panels can be removed in 3′ increments. The inspection door can be located in 6 different locations for ultimate flexibility. Unique bolted tie angle design provides stability and squarenss to trunking and is independent of flange bolts. Rubber belting is durable, static conductive, oil resistant and fire retardant.

Trunking