Screw Conveyor Price Guide and Options

Unlike belt conveyors, screw conveyors are priced as complete engineered systems rather than per foot. Cost is influenced by diameter, total conveyor length, material construction, drive configuration, and any custom integration points. For an accurate per-foot or per-system cost estimate, Jersey Crusher engineers recommend a free application consultation and sample evaluation before quoting.

Jersey Crusher offers standard screw conveyor diameters from 6 inches up to 12 inches, with custom diameters available for higher-throughput or space-constrained applications. The appropriate diameter is determined by required throughput, material bulk density, and particle size. Engineers can recommend the optimal size based on your product sample and flow rate targets.

Screw conveyors are available in carbon steel with blue enamel finish, 304 stainless steel, and 316 sanitary stainless steel. For food, pharmaceutical, and sugar industry applications, 316 SS is recommended due to its corrosion resistance and FDA-adjacent sanitary construction compliance. Abrasion-resistant variants are also available for aggressive mineral or chemical bulk solids.

Jersey Crusher screw conveyors are available in horizontal, inclined, vertical, portable, sanitary, and flexible configurations. Each configuration addresses specific plant layout constraints and material characteristics. Portable units support multi-site deployment, while flexible screw conveyors are particularly effective for preventing cross-contamination in food and fertilizer applications.

Screw conveyors serve food processing, sugar, chemical, pharmaceutical, agricultural, animal feed, fertilizer, mineral, wood processing, mining, wastewater treatment, biomass, recycling, spice, and grain industries. Jersey Crusher's enclosed design is especially valued in hygiene-critical and dust-sensitive environments where open belt or bucket conveyors create contamination or compliance risks.

Yes. Jersey Crusher's enclosed screw conveyors are specifically engineered to handle wet, sticky, and compacted materials that standard belt or bucket conveyors cannot manage. The rotating auger mechanism moves difficult bulk solids reliably while the enclosed tube construction prevents external contamination, dust escape, and operator exposure to process materials.