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Kazakhstan
Mobile Conveyor Bridge MCB (H) (K) 1400.125
TAKRAF delivered the machine as a turnkey project. The MTC is equipped with two booms, which are…
Mobile Conveyor Bridges
Mobile Conveyor Bridges (MCBs) operate as flexible links between mining machines and bench conveyors and increase the operating range of the system
Key Facts
- Capacity
- 900 – 14,000 t/h
- Effective length
- Up to 150 m
- Transfer height
- Up to 25 m
- Conveyor belt width
- 0.8 – 2.4 m
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Achieving flexibility within your operations
TAKRAF Mobile Conveyor Bridges are crawler-mounted machines and operate as flexible links between various mining machines and bench conveyors, increasing the operating range of the entire system.
Additionally, mobile conveyor bridges can be used to bridge benches of different heights.
Specific features and options of our mobile conveyor bridges
TAKRAF Group’s mobile conveyor bridges are designed to our clients’ unique requirements and incorporate various solutions according to their specific applications.
If required, machines are equipped with leveling devices to avoid conveyor cross inclination or with slewable discharge and/or receiving booms for flexibility of material transfer.
In addition, mobile conveyor bridges can be designed as modular machines with different initial and final conveyor lengths.
Benefits
Matching your requirements
TAKRAF Mobile Conveyor Bridges are tailored to specific site and operational conditions, including different linked mining machines and varying bench heights. We use our extensive expertise to assist you select the right equipment for your application.
System synergies
TAKRAF provides equipment required upstream or downstream of a mobile conveyor bridge, including bucket wheel excavators, connected mobile transfer conveyors and spreaders. Also explore other conveyor types, such as belt conveyors, in-plant conveyors or tube conveyors.
Value for money
Our machines operate as flexible links between mining machines and bench conveyors and increase the shifting width of the system. Alternatively, they increase the total reach in challenging areas to avoid the need for larger mining machines.
