Use published widths, lengths, inclinations, D4–D9 standard dimensions and project models to identify pans, chains, sprockets, head and tail shafts, rollers, drives and drawing.
TAKRAF heavy-duty apron feeders receive and meter large, abrasive, heavily loaded or hot materials. Overlapping pans connect to multiple heavy crawler-chain strands and run on head and tail shafts, sprockets, rollers, tensioning and drive systems. For spares, confirm inboard/outboard chains, pan design, chain pitch, width, overall length, shafts, drive, receiving zone, inclination, project/serial number, drawing revision and actual interfaces.
The current product page publishes project-based width, length and inclination ranges. The brochure also gives head-shaft dimensions for D4, D6, D7 and D9. These help identify equipment but do not establish interchangeability of pans, chains, sprockets, bearings, drives or modified parts.
| Published model / range | Published key dimensions or capacity | Project and identification notes | Time status |
|---|---|---|---|
| TAKRAF apron feeder range | Width 1,000–3,240 mm; length up to 30,000 mm; inclination horizontal to 28° | Heavy-duty project equipment; identify inboard/outboard chains, pans, chain pitch, shafts, drive and receiving-zone configuration | Current product range |
| D4 | H 1,130 mm; C 638 mm; R 492 mm; length depends on application | Brochure dimensions; standard widths 1,000 / 1,250 / 1,530 / 1,830 / 2,100 / 2,400 mm | Manufacturer brochure dimensions |
| D6 | H 1,345 mm; C 773 mm; R 572 mm; length depends on application | Brochure dimensions; confirm pans, chains, sprockets, shafts and drive from drawings | Manufacturer brochure dimensions |
| D7 | H 1,520 mm; C 900 mm; R 620 mm; length depends on application | Brochure dimensions; confirm receiving zone, impact rails and pan design by project | Manufacturer brochure dimensions |
| D9 | H 1,786 mm; C 1,010 mm; R 776 mm; length depends on application | Brochure dimensions; D9 alone does not establish shaft, drive or chain interchangeability | Manufacturer brochure dimensions |
| BRF-W2-10000 | Published capacity 10,000 t/h | Apron feeder in the fully mobile crawler crushing station at Australia's Clermont coal mine; confirm project number, mobile-station interfaces, receiving arrangement and drawings | Project documented in 2009 |
The numbers on the diagram correspond one to one with the rows below.
| No. | Component | Location | Applies to |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Apron pan | Continuous carrying pans along upper run | TAKRAF Apron Feeder (OEM factory configuration for underground project) |
| 2 | Top roller | Visible top roller beneath upper chain run | TAKRAF Apron Feeder (OEM factory configuration for underground project) |
| 3 | Drive gearbox | Green drive gearbox at front left | TAKRAF Apron Feeder (OEM factory configuration for underground project) |
| 4 | Frame | Grey supporting frame beneath feeder | TAKRAF Apron Feeder (OEM factory configuration for underground project) |
The wear system centres on carrying pans, their receiving surfaces, impact rails and hopper/skirt protection. The manufacturer describes welded or cast pans reinforced underneath and connected to two crawler chains. Confirm material, thickness, segmentation, hole spacing and fastening by processed material and drawings.
Carrying Pans / Flights
Welded or cast pans receive, carry and transfer material downstream. Check width, pitch, overlap direction, receiving surface, ribs, connecting holes, track bolts/square track nuts, chain arrangement and used-part wear.
View the component guide →Impact Rails & Pan-Deck Protection
The manufacturer describes impact rails within the frame supporting pans under exceptional impacts. Provide the drop point, lump size, drop height, impact frequency, rail design, mounting holes, support interfaces and maintenance access.
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Hopper, Skirtboard & Spillage-Handling Protection
Identify liners and guards at hopper discharge, skirts, side guides and spillage-handling areas. Check material flow, moisture, buildup, fall direction, hole spacing, fastening, cleaning access and adjacent conveyor interfaces.
View the component guide →The manufacturer lists forged alloy-steel head and tail shafts, replaceable bolted sprocket segments, steel traction wheels, rollers, hydraulic tail tensioning and hydraulic/electromechanical drives. Confirm drive and load-bearing parts together with model, chain pitch, pans, shaft ends, housings, drive and modification records.
Head Shaft, Sprocket Hub & Replaceable Segments
The head shaft is described as forged alloy steel; sprockets comprise hubs and replaceable bolted segments. Check shaft ends and shoulders, chain pitch, tooth count, hubs, segments, fasteners, rotation and position.
View the spare-parts catalogue →Tail Shaft, Traction Wheels & Hydraulic Take-Up
The tail shaft is forged alloy steel, with steel traction wheels secured by keys or clamping elements. Single-acting hydraulic cylinders act on the tail bearing housings to tension the chains. Provide the general arrangement, tensioning stroke, cylinder interfaces and used-part details.
View the spare-parts catalogue →Crawler Chains, Carrying Rollers & Return Rollers
Crawler chains may use split or pin-type master links. Carry and return rollers are sealed, lubricated crawler-type rollers with flange guidance. Check chain pitch, links, roller diameter, flanges, bearings, seals and inboard/outboard arrangement.
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Electromechanical / Hydraulic Drive, Gearbox & Couplings
Drives may be hydraulic or electromechanical. The electromechanical option uses a planetary gearbox with an additional bevel stage and supports up to two variable-speed drives. Check motors, gearboxes, ratios, couplings, torque arms, flanges/locking assemblies, controls and rotation.
View the spare-parts catalogue →Provide the full model, project or serial number, chain arrangement, pan photographs, chain pitch, width, overall length, shaft and drive details, OEM references or drawings, used-part photographs, key interfaces, materials and duty.
No. Pan pitch, chain pitch, sprocket tooth count, shafts, drives, receiving zones, modifications and drawing revisions can differ. Check installation records and physical interfaces.
Provide the full model, project and serial numbers, chain arrangement, pans and chain pitch, receiving zone, shafts, drive, OEM drawings, used-part photographs, materials and duty. We use these for technical advice, supplier coordination, quality control and finished-part delivery.
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