Rotary Kiln Trainer

#241

This heavy-duty, steel, benchtop training device allows for realistic training in maintenance activities associated with large rotary kilns. Based on a common kiln manufactured by the Fuller Corporation, but representative of many kilns used in industry, this device will help make training in set-up of kiln drive components more convenient and productive. A segmented steel kiln shell, machined from schedule 80 pipe, allows for modifications simulating irregularities in shell construction commonly found in the field. A complete, motorized gear and pinion drive system is provided, allowing for establishment of proper mesh patterns. Adjustable kiln rollers and thrust rollers are included allowing for adjustments in alignment and tracking. Through a variety of realistic features, this device allows for realistic training in maintenance practice prior to performing work in the field, without jeopardizing actual equipment.

FEATURES One-piece aluminum channel baseplate. Provision for attachment of magnetic base/dial indicator sets throughout. Adjustable support feet. Kiln tube, machined from schedule 80 steel pipe in three sections and allowing for adjustment of primary centerline using set screws. Welded aluminum drive and roller assembly foundations. (3) Roller assemblies including, soldered brass substructures, adjustable roller pillow blocks, roller shafts and ball bearing rollers. Nylon roller riding rings. Representative kiln gear and pinion, with provision for adjustment and alignment. Gear motor and associated electrical components. High-durability urethane coatings throughout. Overall size 10"W x 12"H x 5"-6"L (175 lbs.). Crating for shipment via motor freight.