Wiese Continuous Bucket Elevator

Wiese’s continuous bucket elevators are designed for high-throughput conveying of bulk materials where efficiency and capacity are the primary requirements. These systems support horizontal-vertical-horizontal transport within a single bucket elevator system, reducing transfer points and minimising product damage.

The system uses a continuous chain of interconnected buckets to create a stable, enclosed conveying path. Materials are gently fed into the system via metering equipment and remain securely contained throughout, supporting clean, spillage-free operation across a wide range of material types.

Continuous elevators are typically selected where single or simplified discharge points are sufficient and maximum conveying capacity is required. The continuous flow design allows for higher operating speeds, enabling greater throughput while maintaining a compact system footprint.

The enclosed belt configuration, sealed using brushes or flexible lips, helps contain material and reduce dust or spillage. This makes the system well suited to handling abrasive, fine or sensitive materials across demanding industrial environments.

As a specialist manufacturer, Wiese designs and builds each system using proprietary rubber chain technology. This supports quiet operation, eliminates lubrication requirements and reduces wear over time, contributing to lower maintenance demands and reliable long-term performance.

Product Trials

If you would like to understand how your products will perform within a Nerak system, our Product Trial Service allows you to test materials under real operating conditions.

Trials can be carried out by our team or attended in person at our Brecon facility, where you can work directly with our engineers to assess system suitability and performance. Contact us to arrange a trial or discuss your requirements.

Installation

Nerak supports every project through to installation and commissioning, ensuring systems are delivered and integrated efficiently within your operation.

To understand typical installation timescales and what to expect on-site, visit our Installations page for further information.