Reduction Cone for Silo Discharge Applications
The piece that squares up a standard butterfly valve with a screw feeder inlet that is not the same diameter, bolted or welded to suit the assembly.
Bolted or welded
Connects
Silo outlet and butterfly valve to the screw feeder inlet
Valve size
Dia 300 mm butterfly valve, standard
Installation
Bolted or welded
Built to
The feeder inlet diameter on your assembly
A 300 mm Valve Over a Smaller Inlet
Cosben Reduction Cones are designed to create a smooth transition between the silo outlet, butterfly valve, and screw feeder in bulk material handling systems.
In many silo discharge applications, a 300 mm butterfly valve is installed below the silo, while the connected screw feeder may have a smaller inlet diameter. The reduction cone bridges this difference, ensuring a secure and properly aligned connection between the two components.
Available for bolted or welded installation, Cosben Reduction Cones are manufactured to suit different equipment configurations and help achieve a reliable material flow from the silo into the feeding system.
At a Glance
Connects
Valve size
Installation
Built to
Key Features & Benefits
Six points on a transition piece, and why it is worth ordering rather than making.
01
Smooth transition between silo outlet and screw feeder
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Designed for 300 mm butterfly valve connections
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Suitable for bolted or welded installation
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Custom-built to match feeder inlet diameter
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Supports reliable material flow
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Suitable for bulk powder handling applications
Next Step
Talk to Our Engineers
Share your material, duty and layout and we will size it for your process.
Technical Specifications
Three throughputs. The choice follows your bag count per shift, not the material.
Reduction Cone for Silo Discharge Applications
Standard Butterfly Valve Connection
Dia 300 mm
Installation Options
Bolted
Application
Used where the screw feeder inlet diameter is smaller than the butterfly valve outlet, providing a smooth transition between the silo discharge assembly and the feeding equipment.
Related Equipment
Often specified alongside this equipment to move and filter material downstream.