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Starco™ Plastic
Agricultural Elevator Bucket
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Starco™ plastic (HDPE, Nylon, Urethane) elevator buckets are engineered for higher throughput elevator legs. Their shallow design, tapered sides and low back height ensure maximum bucket fill at high speeds on smaller pulley diameters. The unique front profile guarantees clean discharge over a wider range of operation speeds than conventional or other low profile buckets. |
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Literature:
• Product Datasheet 
• Full Line Product Catalog
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Virgin HDPE, Nylon or Urethane |
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Temperature Range: |
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HDPE: -120° F to 200° F |
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Nylon: -60° F to 300° F |
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Urethane: -60° F to 210° F |
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Features: |
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• Super Low Profile |
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• Belt Speeds Up To 895 ft./min. |
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• Compound Curve Delivers Smooth Discharge |
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• Wingless Design Allows for Closer Spacing |
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Applications: |
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Non-Abrasive Free-Flowing Granular Materials: |
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Grain, Feed, Seed, Food Products and Fertilizer |
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Product Questions? (309) 698-5611 or Email  |
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- Specifications
- Downloads
- Accessories
- FAQ's
- Images
- Videos
- Elevator Design Service
- Free Samples
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Basic Starco™ Specifications: |
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• Material Selection Guide |
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- For More Specifications, See Product Datasheet (PDF) |
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• How To Measure A Bucket |
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Nominal
Size (in.) |
Length
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Projection
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Back Depth
(in.) |
Capacity (cu.in.)
Water Level |
Capacity (cu.in.)
Gross |
| 4 x 3-1/2* |
4-5/16 |
3-5/8 |
2-7/16 |
13 |
17 |
| 5 x 4-1/2* |
5-1/2 |
4-3/4 |
3-3/16 |
28 |
38 |
| 6 x 4 |
6-1/4 |
4-7/16 |
3-1/16 |
30 |
44 |
| 7 x 5-1/2 |
7-1/2 |
5-3/4 |
3-11/16 |
51 |
74 |
| 9 x 5 |
9-1/4 |
5-1/2 |
3-11/16 |
71 |
102 |
| 9 x 6-1/2 |
9-7/16 |
6-13/16 |
4-7/16 |
100 |
136 |
| 11 x 6-1/2 |
11-7/16 |
6-13/16 |
4-7/16 |
123 |
176 |
| 12 x 7 |
12-3/8 |
7-1/8 |
4-7/8 |
165 |
235 |
| 13 x 8-1/2 |
13-3/8 |
8-3/4 |
4-7/8 |
239 |
336 |
| 14 x 7 |
14-7/16 |
7-1/8 |
4-7/8 |
201 |
275 |
| 15 x 8-1/2 |
15 |
8-9/16 |
5-9/16 |
269 |
380 |
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* Recessed Bolt Holes |
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Elevator Bolts
4B is the world's leading elevator bolt manufacturer, producing all the well known industry types: Norway, Euro, Fang, Easifit, Ref70 and Easifit.
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Elevator Belting
Rubber, PVC and FDA food quality belts are available. Belts vary by style and include: anti-static, high temperature, oil resistant, and flame retardant types.
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Elevator Belt Splices & Fasteners
A range of mechanical splices and fasteners for use on most
PVC, rubber and steel web elevator belts.
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How long of an elevator bolt do I need? |
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When installing buckets on an elevator belt, use this simple formula: |
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(belt thickness + bucket back thickness + washer thickness + nut thickness + 1/4 inch) |
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What is a "digger" bucket? |
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Some materials can form a hardened crust along the side wall of the elevator boot, and powders sitting over time |
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can become rock hard. Both of these issues can cause premature elevator bucket wear. Digger buckets are |
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designed to have slightly more width and projection than standard buckets, thereby "digging" through or breaking |
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apart the hardened material, helping to prevent added wear to the standard buckets. Digger buckets are |
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traditionally made from steel, however nylon buckets may also be used depending on the application. |
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How many digger buckets do I need? |
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For most applications, use one digger bucket for every nine standard buckets. |
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Can I use buckets on an overlap splice? |
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An overlap splice doubles the thickness of the belt, so a bucket's projection will increase on the overlap. |
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Usually this will not cause a problem, but if it does, you can use buckets with one inch less projection or cut |
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the tip of each bucket by half an inch on the spliced area. |
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When using an overlap splice, how much extra belt should I use for the splice? |
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The length of the splice should be three times the width of the belt. |
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How often should I replace head pulley lagging? |
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Lagging should be replaced every time the elevator belt is replaced. |
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No videos currently available for this product. |
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Take advantage of 4B's FREE, worldwide technical support service from a team of engineers specializing in the design of bucket elevators.
Using your key technical data, 4B can either design your new bucket elevator or we can help you to increase the capacity of your existing bucket elevator. Our engineers can give you a detailed technical recommendation for the ideal bucket elevator with the ideal capacity and discharge characteristics.
To get a free recommendation from our engineers, CLICK HERE to fill out our online form. |
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4B knows that buying elevator buckets can be a large |
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investment and important part of your business. Some |
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bucket manufacturers make all sorts of claims about their |
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products. That is why 4B offers customers the opportunity |
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to try our buckets for free. We know that once you see the |
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results for yourself, you will be extremely satisfied. |
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To Get Your 4 Free Buckets, Call 309-698-5611 |
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and Speak to a 4B Sales Engineer Today! |
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