Working Principle:The bucket elevator scoops materials from the storage area through a circulating hopper and lifts them up along a conveyor belt or chain. When the hopper reaches the top, it will bypass the wheels at the top and flip over, smoothly pouring the material into the receiving trough. In belt driven elevators, rubber belts are usually used as drive belts, which are installed on the upper and lower drive drums and the reversing drum. The chain driven elevator is equipped with two parallel transmission chains, as well as a pair of upper or lower transmission sprockets and reversing sprockets. In addition, to prevent dust from flying, bucket elevators are usually equipped with enclosed enclosures to ensure cleanliness and safety during the lifting process. This design structure makes the bucket elevator efficient and stable in lifting powder and granular materials.