The steel pipe for the Domer feeder is the element in which the auger, the feeder's screw conveyor, operates. It has two flanges, one of which is intended for mounting it to the feeder chamber body, and the other flange is used to attach the mounting of the gear motor driving the auger in the feeder. Depending on the power of the screw feeder, Domer feeder pipes have different lengths measured from flange to flange. Their appropriate length ensures the correct dimension for mounting the auger that works inside it and allows for the installation of the hopper on the mounting flange at the upper part of the pipe. In the hopper mounting section, so-called the inlet, there are elements sealing the holes under the hopper, which allow the removal of residual fuel to check the quality of the auger without the need to remove the hopper.
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