Apron feeder

Apron feeder · 1 model

Stephens-Adamson Apron feeder – Apron feeder
Stephens-Adamson Apron feeder – Apron feeder (2)
Stephens-Adamson
Stephens-AdamsonBrand
Apron feederEquipment type
Historical modelStatus
Stephens-Adamson

Models and Historical Names in This Series

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ModelHistorical names / renamingsComponents
stephens-adamson historical apron feederStephens-Adamson 48 in × 33 ft; Stephens-Adamson Apron feeder; Self-Contained Steel Apron Feeder12
Stephens-Adamson

Numbered Components

The numbers on the diagram correspond one to one with the rows below.

No.ComponentLocationApplies to
1Steel apron pansUpper material-carrying apron run1923 self-contained apron feeder
2Drive pinionVisible pinion to the right of the large drive gear1923 self-contained apron feeder
3Drive gearLarge drive gear at the left-hand end1923 self-contained apron feeder
Other Components · 11 items
Component
Apron Pan / Feeder Pan — Material plate/chain plate
Apron Pan / Feeder Pan — Standard/main feeding plate (subsequent supply)
Crawler type fasteners (subsequent supply)
Nuts and washers (subsequent supply)
Standard material tray (adapted after 2025)
master pan category (2025 subsequent adaptation)
Crawler tray fastener category (2025 successor adaptation)
Hexagonal nut category (2025 successor adaptation)
Tray fastening washer category (2025 successor adaptation)
Return roller upgrade category (2025 successor plan)
Optional articulated return roller upgrade category (2025 successor plan)
Stephens-Adamson

Components by Model

Models with the same components are grouped together; select a group to open its component table.

stephens-adamson historical apron feeder12 items
No.ComponentLocation
1Steel plate material-bearing section (1923 self-assembled apron feeder)Material receiving surface of feeder
Apron Pan / Feeder Pan — Material plate/chain plateMaterial carrying surface of apron feeder
Apron Pan / Feeder Pan — Standard/main feeding plate (subsequent supply)apron feeder receiving surface
Crawler type fasteners (subsequent supply)Feeder plate to track chain connection; different bolt/screw forms in table
Nuts and washers (subsequent supply)Fixed from feed plate to crawler chain; specifications vary according to AF size chart
Standard material tray (adapted after 2025)Bolted connection; NICO and some Stephens-Adamson adaptation statements, old specifications are not itemized
master pan category (2025 subsequent adaptation)Original standard and master two types; no self-made additional base plate/sliding mechanism
Crawler tray fastener category (2025 successor adaptation)hardware track; modern AF spec sheet does not prove that all old chains have the same pitch/thread
Hexagonal nut category (2025 successor adaptation)The original text is hex nuts, but the square nuts and locking types in the table are not all the same configuration as the old machine.
Tray fastening washer category (2025 successor adaptation)original text with washers; old model quantity/dimensions not specified
Return roller upgrade category (2025 successor plan)Original text available for all Metso, legacy and third-party apron feeders; installation requires configuration verification
Optional articulated return roller upgrade category (2025 successor plan)can also be upgraded to hinged design, the old machine is not called standard and original accordingly.

Frequently asked questions

What other names or designations is the Apron feeder known by?

The Apron feeder is also documented under these designations: stephens-adamson historical apron feeder, Stephens-Adamson 48 in × 33 ft, Stephens-Adamson Apron feeder, Self-Contained Steel Apron Feeder.

Which brand and type of equipment is the Apron feeder?

The Apron feeder is listed under the Stephens-Adamson brand as: Apron feeder. Status: Historical model.

Which components and wear parts are recorded for the Apron feeder?

12 components are recorded, including: Apron Pan / Feeder Pan, Apron Pan / Feeder Pan, Crawler type fasteners (subsequent supply), Nuts and washers (subsequent supply), Standard material tray (adapted after 2025), master pan category (2025 subsequent adaptation), Crawler tray fastener category (2025 successor adaptation), Hexagonal nut category (2025 successor adaptation) and more. The full list with locations is in the components table on this page.

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