What other names or designations is the Chute sampler known by?
The Chute sampler is also documented under these designations: Denver FI specification chute sampler, Denver 12-FI, Denver 18-FI, Denver 30-FI, Denver 24-FI*.
Chute sampler · 1984-05 · 1 model


Select a model to jump to its component table; former and renamed designations are listed under “Historical names / renamings”.
| Model | Historical names / renamings | Period | Components |
|---|---|---|---|
| Denver FI specification chute sampler (original specification group) | Denver 12-FI; Denver 18-FI; Denver 30-FI; Denver 24-FI* | 1984-05 | 5 |
The numbers on the diagram correspond one to one with the rows below.
| No. | Component | Location | Applies to |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Chute housing | Central vertical chute housing | FI (specification not specified) |
| 2 | Angled outlet | Lower angled outlet | FI (specification not specified) |
| 3 | Upper support member | Upper horizontal support member | FI (specification not specified) |
| 4 | Side rectangular cover | Left rectangular cover | FI (specification not specified) |
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Models with the same components are grouped together; select a group to open its component table.
| No. | Component | Location |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | FI chute shell | PDF34 text and 35 original picture; raw material drop and sampling incision provided; lining or internal structure not obtained |
| 2 | FI diagram oblique feed opening (appearance) | The bottom of the original picture extends the guide profile diagonally downward; the wear-resistant plate or opening size is not pushed |
| 3 | FI drawing top horizontal outer support (appearance) | Actual visual inspection of the upper transverse support shape outline of the original page and original photo; descriptive naming, non-OEM parts list |
| 4 | FI picture side rectangular cover (appearance) | The rectangular cover/small box can be seen in the lower left of the original picture; its electrical or control functions are not inferred based on the appearance. |
| FI sampling incision | PDF34 named text; the sampling incision passes through the material flow in the chute, the speed and opening are adjustable; the material/internal moving mechanism is not included |
The Chute sampler is also documented under these designations: Denver FI specification chute sampler, Denver 12-FI, Denver 18-FI, Denver 30-FI, Denver 24-FI*.
The Chute sampler is listed under the Denver Equipment brand as: Chute sampler. Period: 1984-05. Status: Historical model.
5 components are recorded, including: FI sampling incision, FI chute shell, FI diagram oblique feed opening (appearance), FI drawing top horizontal outer support (appearance), FI picture side rectangular cover (appearance). The full list with locations is in the components table on this page.
Model-specific components with their own page: FI drawing top horizontal outer support (appearance), FI picture side rectangular cover (appearance) (2 in total).
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