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Shaftless Screw Conveyor Manufacturer in India | Sludge & Waste Material Handling | Neo Conveyors

Shaftless Screw Conveyor Manufacturer in India | Sludge & Waste Handling | Neo Conveyors

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Shaftless Screw Conveyor Manufacturer in India

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Established 2007 1,000+ installations PAN India installation Waste & sludge handling specialists

Custom shaftless screw conveyors for sludge, municipal waste, food waste, biomass, organic waste, and sticky or fibrous bulk materials — where shafted screw conveyors block and fail. Open-helix spiral without central shaft. No hanger bearings. Self-cleaning. MS, SS304, SS316. PAN India installation.

No Central Shaft — No Blockages 200–500 mm Diameter Sludge, Waste & Biomass Replaceable Wear Liner MS / SS304 / SS316
Replaceable wear liner (UHMWPE) No central shaft Sludge / waste material MOTOR Inlet Outlet Shaftless Screw Conveyor Open helix · No shaft · No hanger bearings
1,000+Conveyor installations
18+Years manufacturing
200–500 mmSpiral diameter range
No shaftNo blockages
PAN IndiaOwn engineers install
What is it

What is a Shaftless Screw Conveyor?

A shaftless screw conveyor uses a continuous open-helix spiral screw without a central shaft — rotating inside a U-trough or enclosed casing lined with a replaceable wear-resistant liner. The absence of the central shaft is the fundamental engineering advantage that makes this conveyor type uniquely capable of handling materials that destroy shafted screw conveyors.

Why the shaft is the problem — and why removing it solves it

In a shafted screw conveyor, the helical flight is welded to a central shaft that runs the full length of the trough. This shaft is supported by hanger bearings at 2–3 m intervals along the trough. When conveying sticky, fibrous, or wet materials — sludge, food waste, paper pulp, biomass — material wraps progressively around the shaft between the flight edges. Material also packs into the hanger bearing housings, which then seize and require emergency shutdown for clearing.

The shaftless design eliminates both failure modes in one step: remove the shaft, remove the hanger bearings. The open-helix spiral simply rotates in the wear-lined trough with no shaft surface to wrap around and no hanger bearing housings to pack. The spiral is self-cleaning — material that would have built up on a shaft is simply pushed forward with each revolution.

When shaftless is the only correct choice

Shaftless screw conveyors are the correct and only reliable choice for: dewatered sewage sludge from belt presses, centrifuges, or filter presses (15–30% DS); municipal solid waste screen rejects; food processing waste (fat, gristle, food scraps); paper mill dewatered sludge; biomass with fibrous content; and any material where the word "stringy," "fibrous," "sticky," or "pasty" describes the material.

For free-flowing dry powders and granules — cement, fly ash, grain — a standard shafted screw conveyor is the correct and more economical choice. Our engineers confirm the correct type for your material at no charge with every enquiry.

✅ Shaftless — choose when material is:

Sludge (STP / ETP / industrial)
Dewatered cake (belt press / centrifuge)
Municipal solid waste / screen reject
Food waste / organic waste
Fibrous biomass / wet agricultural waste
Paper mill / pulp sludge

⚡ Shafted screw — correct for:

Free-flowing dry powder — cement, fly ash
Granular materials — fertilizer, grain
Dry bulk — limestone, sand, coal powder
Higher capacity per spiral diameter
Inclined installation above 20°
Free capacity calculation & type confirmation included: Share your material name, dry solids content, required TPH or m³/h, and conveyor length. Our engineers confirm shaftless vs shafted, calculate spiral diameter, pitch, and motor power — and send a GA drawing with quotation at no charge. Send material details

Working principle

How a Shaftless Screw Conveyor Works

Four stages from material inlet to discharge — driven by a motor through the spiral's end connection, without any intermediate supports in the conveying zone.

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Spiral driven from one end

The open-helix spiral is driven from the inlet end via a geared motor connected to the spiral's end flange. Unlike shafted conveyors requiring hanger bearings along the length, the shaftless spiral is cantilevered — supported only at the drive end, running freely in the wear liner along its length.

2
Material enters and is pushed forward

Material (sludge, waste, biomass) enters through the inlet opening. The rotating spiral's leading edge engages the material and pushes it forward. Because there is no central shaft, fibrous or sticky material passes through the open helix without finding a surface to wrap around — it simply gets pushed.

3
Self-cleaning conveying action

The spiral rotates against the replaceable wear-resistant liner (typically UHMWPE — ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene) on the trough floor. The liner provides a low-friction, self-cleaning surface that prevents material from building up under the spiral. The liner is replaced in sections when worn — no trough replacement required.

4
Discharge at trough outlet

Material discharges at the outlet at the far end — into a waste skip, biogas digester, dewatering equipment infeed, or next conveyor in the process train. Multiple discharge points can be fitted along the trough for multi-point distribution. The fully enclosed cover plate option prevents odour emission from sludge and food waste.


Advantages

Advantages of Shaftless Screw Conveyors

Five engineering advantages that make the shaftless type the only reliable screw conveyor for sludge, waste, and fibrous material handling applications.


Handles Sticky Materials Efficiently

No central shaft = no surface for sticky or fibrous material to wrap around. No hanger bearings = no bearing housings to pack with sludge. The open helix pushes material forward regardless of its stickiness or fibre content — reliably, continuously, without operator intervention to clear blockages.


Reduced Material Build-Up

The UHMWPE wear liner provides a non-stick low-friction surface that material does not adhere to — reducing the progressive build-up of material under the spiral that occurs with bare steel trough surfaces. The self-cleaning action of the rotating helix against the liner maintains consistent conveying cross-section throughout the shift.


Lower Maintenance Requirements

No hanger bearings to inspect, lubricate, and replace — the single biggest maintenance and breakdown cause in shafted screw conveyors handling wet or sticky materials. Maintenance is limited to the drive gearbox and the replaceable wear liner sections. Liner replacement does not require spiral removal.


High Conveying Capacity

The absence of a central shaft means the full cross-sectional area of the spiral opening is available for material — no shaft volume deducted from material-carrying space. For a 300 mm shaftless spiral, the open centre provides significantly more material volume per revolution than an equivalent shafted conveyor with a 60–80 mm shaft.


Fully Enclosed Odour Control

For sludge and food waste applications where odour emission is a regulatory concern or a community issue, fully enclosed shaftless screw conveyors with bolted cover plates and sealed inlet/outlet connections contain odours throughout the conveying path — critical for urban STPs and food processing facilities.


Long Conveying Distances

Without hanger bearing spacing constraints, shaftless screw conveyors can be built in longer single sections than shafted type — typically up to 15 m per section without intermediate supports. For longer conveying distances, connected sections are used with end drive arrangements on each section.

200–500 mmSpiral diameter
No hanger bearingsLower maintenance
UHMWPE linerReplaceable wear surface
MS / SS304 / SS316Construction options

Materials handled

Materials Handled by Shaftless Screw Conveyors

Every material listed below is either unsuitable for or destructive to standard shafted screw conveyors — the shaftless design handles them all reliably.


Sludge

Sewage sludge, ETP sludge, dewatered centrifuge cake, belt press cake — 10–30% dry solids. The defining application for shaftless conveyors.

Municipal Waste

MSW screen reject, mixed organic fraction, shredded waste — fibrous, heterogeneous. No shaft to tangle with wire and fibres in the waste stream.

Industrial Waste

Paper mill sludge, pulp reject, textile wet waste, tannery waste — wet, fibrous, high-stickiness industrial process waste from manufacturing plants.

Biomass Materials

Wet biomass, sugarcane bagasse, press cake, green crop silage, wet agricultural waste — fibrous and sticky; shafted screw would block within minutes.

Food Waste

Kitchen waste, restaurant waste, catering waste, wet food scraps — for food waste to biogas and composting systems in municipal and industrial facilities.

Organic Waste

Organic fraction from municipal waste sorting, garden waste, agricultural organic waste — wet, fibrous, variable consistency organic materials for composting or anaerobic digestion.

Sticky Materials

Chemical pastes, adhesive industrial by-products, semi-solid process waste, wet chemical sludge — any sticky, cohesive semi-solid that would wrap on a shaft.

Fruit & Vegetable Waste

Juice press cake, fruit pulp reject, vegetable trim, wet pomace — from food processing, beverage, and juice manufacturing plants for biogas or composting.

Industries served

Industries Using Shaftless Screw Conveyors

Shaftless screw conveyors are the standard equipment specification for waste and sludge handling across water treatment, municipal waste, food processing, paper, and biogas sectors in India.


Wastewater Treatment Plants

STP and ETP sludge conveying from dewatering equipment (belt filter press, centrifuge, plate-frame press) to sludge hoppers, trucks, or biogas digesters. The primary application for shaftless conveyors in India — every municipal STP requires this equipment.


Municipal Corporations

MSW (municipal solid waste) handling at solid waste management facilities — screen reject conveying, organic fraction conveying to composting, and residue conveying to landfill transfer stations.


Biogas Plants

Food waste, organic waste, and agricultural wet waste conveying from reception pit to biogas digester infeed. Shaftless conveyor handles the heterogeneous, fibrous, wet input without pre-processing that shafted conveyors would require.


Food Processing Industry

By-product and waste conveying from food processing lines — fruit and vegetable press cake, meat trim reject, brewery spent grain, fish meal reject — to waste treatment or co-product recovery equipment.


Paper Mills

Dewatered paper sludge, pulp reject, and fibre waste conveying from paper machine white water treatment to sludge disposal or co-product recovery. Highly fibrous, wet material that blocks shafted conveyors within hours.


Chemical Plants

Chemical sludge, process waste, and semi-solid by-products from chemical manufacturing — where stickiness and chemical compatibility require SS316 shaftless conveyors with chemically resistant liner materials.


Biomass Processing Facilities

Wet biomass chips, press cake, sugarcane bagasse, green crop, and wet agricultural waste at biomass power plants and biofuel processing facilities — where fibrous material prevents shafted screw conveyor use.


Fish & Meat Processing

Wet fish processing waste, meat trim, blood sludge, and rendering by-products — among the most difficult materials for conventional conveyors. SS316 shaftless conveyors with sealed odour control for regulatory compliance.


Healthcare & Pharma Waste

Biomedical sludge, pharmaceutical process waste, and wet laboratory waste handling at autoclave and treatment facilities — SS316 enclosed shaftless conveyors for hygiene and regulatory compliance.


Engineering data

Technical Specifications

All shaftless screw conveyors are made-to-order. Spiral diameter, pitch, and motor power are calculated from your material's bulk density, required TPH or m³/h, and conveyor length.

ParameterSpecification
Conveyor typeShaftless — open-helix spiral, no central shaft
Spiral diameter200 mm / 250 mm / 300 mm / 400 mm / 500 mm
Conveyor lengthUp to 15 m per section (no intermediate bearings)
Inclination0° (horizontal) to 45° inclined; vertical with special spiral
Spiral pitchStandard pitch (80% of diameter) or variable pitch
Spiral materialMS (standard) / SS304 / SS316
Wear linerUHMWPE (standard) / rubber / ceramic tile — replaceable in sections
Trough constructionMS (standard) / SS304 / SS316
Cover plateFlat bolted sections — optional full enclosure for odour control
Drive arrangementGeared motor at inlet end — direct or V-belt connection
Filling degree35–60% of spiral cross-section
Power supply415 V, 3 Phase, 50 Hz

Conveyor Diameter Options

200 mmLow capacity, tight spaces
250 mmStandard small capacity
300 mmStandard medium capacity
400 mmHigher capacity
500 mmMaximum capacity

* Capacity in m³/h depends on sludge consistency, spiral pitch, and RPM. Free calculation with every quotation.

Trough Construction

Mild Steel (MS) Construction
Standard for municipal sludge, industrial waste, and biomass applications. Epoxy or polyurethane-painted trough with UHMWPE replaceable wear liner on trough floor.
Stainless Steel Construction (SS304 / SS316)
For food processing waste, pharmaceutical sludge, and corrosive chemical waste where stainless hygiene and corrosion resistance are required. SS316 for chloride-present environments.
Wear Resistant Liner Options
UHMWPE (standard — non-stick, low friction, food-safe, excellent wear life); rubber lining (for abrasive-containing sludge); ceramic tiles (for highly abrasive industrial sludge at high solids content). All liners are replaceable in sections without removing the spiral.

Drive Systems

Direct Drive System
Motor direct-coupled to gearbox on the spiral end flange — compact, lower cost for smaller diameter conveyors. Simplest drive arrangement.
Geared Motor Drive
High-torque helical gearbox for medium to large diameter conveyors and inclined installations. Torque multiplication handles the high starting torque required for sludge and sticky material conveyors. Most common configuration.
Variable Speed Drive (VFD)
VFD on geared motor enables throughput adjustment — for matching feed rate from dewatering equipment, or for materials with variable consistency where constant-speed operation would overload or underutilise the conveyor.
STP sludge
ETP sludge
Belt press cake
Centrifuge cake
Municipal waste
Screen reject
Food waste
Organic waste
Paper sludge
Pulp reject
Biomass wet
Bagasse (wet)
Fish waste
Meat trim
Chemical sludge
Fruit press cake

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Selection guide

How to Select the Right Shaftless Screw Conveyor

Five parameters our engineers use to specify spiral diameter, liner type, construction material, and drive for your sludge or waste handling application.

1. Material Consistency
Sludge 10–15% DSStandard UHMWPE liner
Sludge 20–30% DSIncreased torque, high-pitch spiral
Fibrous biomassLarge-pitch open helix
Mixed MSW wasteRobust heavier spiral gauge
Chemical sludgeSS316 + chemical-resistant liner
2. Required Capacity
Under 5 m³/h200–250 mm spiral
5–15 m³/h250–300 mm spiral
15–30 m³/h300–400 mm spiral
30–60 m³/h400–500 mm spiral

Capacity in m³/h depends on material filling degree and spiral speed. Free calculation included.

3. Conveyor Length & Inclination
Under 8 m horizontalSingle section — no intermediate support
8–15 m horizontalSingle long section
Over 15 mMultiple connected sections
Inclined (under 25°)Reduced filling degree
Inclined (25–45°)Special high-pitch spiral
4. Hygiene & Odour Requirements
Open STP applicationMS trough, standard cover
Odour control requiredFully sealed enclosed casing
Food waste handlingSS304 + UHMWPE food-safe liner
Corrosive sludgeSS316 + chemically resistant liner
Share these details — material name, dry solids %, required m³/h, conveyor length, inclination, and enclosure/odour requirement — and our engineers size the spiral, specify liner and construction material, and send a GA drawing. No charge, no obligation. Submit requirements

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Real Neo Conveyors shaftless screw conveyor systems in operation — sludge handling, waste processing, and biomass installations across India.


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Comparison guide

Shaftless Screw Conveyor vs Shafted Screw Conveyor

The shaftless design was specifically developed to solve the problems that shafted screw conveyors cannot — understanding the differences prevents costly specification errors.

Feature ✅ Shaftless (This page) Shafted Screw Conveyor
Sticky material handlingExcellent — no shaft to wrap aroundPoor — shaft wrapping causes blockage
Sludge handling (15–30% DS)Excellent — the standard choicePoor — hanger bearings pack and seize
Fibrous materialExcellent — no shaft to tangle with fibresPoor — fibres wind around shaft
Hanger bearingsNone — no bearings in conveying zoneRequired every 2–3 m — failure point
Material build-upMinimal — UHMWPE non-stick linerProgressive — material builds on shaft
MaintenanceLower — liner replacement onlyHigher — hanger bearing pack and failure
Free-flowing dry powderLess efficient — centrifugal force not usedExcellent — standard, most economical
Capital cost (same spiral dia.)Slightly higher — UHMWPE liner, robust spiralLower — standard shaft and flights
Best applicationsSludge, waste, biomass, fibrous, stickyCement, fly ash, grain, fertilizer, sand

Need shafted screw for dry powders? U-Trough Screw Conveyor →  |  Tubular Screw Conveyor →


Recent installation projects

Recent Shaftless Screw Conveyor Installations

Four recent projects — STP sludge, food waste, biogas, and municipal waste — with full engineering parameters and problems solved.

STP Sludge Handling System — Delhi NCR
SS304 Shaftless — Belt Press Cake to Sludge Hopper

Municipal STP needed dewatered sludge (20% DS, highly sticky, foul odour) conveyed 12 m from two belt filter presses to a covered sludge holding hopper for truck loading. Previous shafted screw conveyor had failed twice in 3 months — shaft wrapping and hanger bearing seizure. SS304 fully enclosed shaftless conveyor with odour-sealed cover plate installed. VFD to match press discharge rate.

Spiral diameter:300 mm SS304
Length:12 m horizontal
Capacity:8 m³/h sludge
Motor:5.5 kW geared VFD
Zero shaft wrapping — 22 months operation without blockage
Sealed casing — odour complaint from surrounding area: zero
Replaced shafted conveyor that had blocked twice in 3 months
Food Waste Processing Plant — Haryana
SS304 Shaftless — Catering Waste to Biogas Digester

Food waste processing facility needed mixed catering waste (vegetable scraps, cooked food, packaging-free organic waste) conveyed 8 m from shredder discharge to biogas digester infeed at 6 m³/h. Material highly heterogeneous, fibrous, sticky — temperature up to 60°C from cooking waste. SS304 enclosed shaftless conveyor with food-safe UHMWPE liner.

Spiral diameter:250 mm SS304
Length:8 m horizontal
Capacity:6 m³/h food waste
Motor:4 kW geared VFD
Temperature to 60°C — no material deformation issues
Heterogeneous waste — zero blockage across 18 months
SS304 food-safe — FSSAI-adjacent handling compliance
Biogas Plant Installation — Punjab
MS Shaftless — Agricultural Wet Waste to Digester

Farm-scale biogas plant needed paddy straw, vegetable trim, and cattle dung (mixed) conveyed 10 m inclined at 15° to biogas digester infeed at 4 m³/h. Fibrous paddy straw + sticky dung combination was destroying conventional shafted screws within weeks. MS enclosed shaftless conveyor with UHMWPE liner and high-pitch spiral for 15° incline. VFD for batch-mode operation.

Spiral diameter:300 mm MS
Length:10 m at 15° incline
Capacity:4 m³/h mixed waste
Motor:5.5 kW geared VFD
Fibrous paddy straw — zero shaft wrapping at 15° incline
Running 14 months — first liner inspection; within wear spec
Replaced shafted conveyor that had blocked within 2 weeks
Municipal Waste Handling Project — Uttar Pradesh
MS Shaftless — MSW Screen Reject to Skip

Municipal solid waste processing facility needed screen reject (mixed organic fraction, plastics, fibres) from rotary trommel screen conveyed 6 m to waste skip at 10 m³/h. Heterogeneous waste with wire, fibres, and plastics — completely unsuitable for shafted screw conveyor. Heavy-duty MS shaftless conveyor with 8 mm robust spiral and UHMWPE liner. No VFD — fixed speed, continuous operation.

Spiral diameter:400 mm MS heavy duty
Length:6 m horizontal
Capacity:10 m³/h MSW reject
Motor:7.5 kW geared
Mixed wire and fibres — zero tangling in 16 months
Heavy-duty 8 mm spiral — no deformation from hard waste items
10 m³/h sustained — municipal SWM target achieved

Why Neo Conveyors

Why Choose Neo Conveyors?

Every shaftless screw conveyor is engineered from your material data and sludge characteristics — spiral diameter, pitch, liner type, and construction material specified for your specific waste or sludge application.

Waste & sludge handling specialists — since 2007

We specify spiral diameter, pitch, liner type, and enclosure based on your sludge dry solids content, material fibrousness, and throughput. Not a standard conveyor adapted for waste — designed from the ground up for your application.

1,000+ installations — proven EEAT

18+ years of screw conveyor projects across wastewater treatment, municipal waste, food processing, biogas, paper mills, and biomass plants. References from clients in your sector available on request.

MS, SS304 & SS316 + liner options

All trough construction materials and UHMWPE, rubber, and ceramic liner options supplied in-house. The correct combination for your sludge chemistry and temperature specified at no charge.

PAN India — own engineers install

Installation, spiral fitting, liner installation, drive alignment, and commissioning by Neo Conveyors' own engineers. We understand STP installation constraints, site hygiene requirements, and municipal project timelines.

GA drawing with every quotation

GA drawing showing spiral diameter, trough cross-section, cover plate arrangement, inlet/outlet connections, and drive layout included with every quotation at no charge.

Liner replacement service & AMC

Replacement UHMWPE liner sections, spiral sections, and drive components stocked. Liner replacement services and Annual Maintenance Contracts available PAN India — critical for continuous STP operations.


Related conveyor solutions

Related Conveyor Solutions

Explore the shafted screw, drag chain, and belt conveyors that connect to or form part of complete waste and sludge handling systems.


Frequently asked questions

Frequently Asked Questions

A shaftless screw conveyor uses a continuous open-helix spiral screw without a central shaft — rotating inside a U-trough or enclosed casing lined with a replaceable wear-resistant liner (typically UHMWPE). The absence of a central shaft eliminates the most common failure mode of shafted screw conveyors when handling sticky, fibrous, or wet materials: material winding around the central shaft causing blockage, and material packing into hanger bearing housings causing seizure. The open helix simply rotates in the wear-lined trough, pushing material forward and self-cleaning as it goes.
Shafted screw conveyors have a central shaft that supports the helical flight. When conveying sticky, fibrous, wet, or cohesive materials — sludge, food waste, paper pulp, biomass — material wraps around the shaft between the flight edges, progressively building up until the conveyor blocks. Material also packs into hanger bearing housings (spaced every 2–3 m), causing bearing seizure and emergency breakdown. The shaftless type eliminates both failure modes: remove the shaft, remove the hanger bearings, remove the blockage risk. For sludge and waste handling, the shaftless type is not just preferred — it is the only reliable option.
Yes — shaftless screw conveyors are the standard equipment specification for STP (Sewage Treatment Plant) and ETP sludge handling globally and in India. Dewatered sludge from belt filter presses, centrifuges, or plate-frame presses is typically 15–25% dry solids — highly sticky, fibrous, and completely unsuitable for shafted screw conveyors. The shaftless design conveys it reliably from dewatering equipment to sludge hoppers, trucks, or biogas digesters, 24 hours/day without blockage. SS304 enclosed designs with sealed cover plates also address the odour control requirement common at urban STPs.
Shaftless screw conveyors handle: sewage sludge (all dry solids levels), ETP sludge, dewatered centrifuge cake, belt press cake, municipal solid waste screen rejects, food waste, organic waste, kitchen waste, fruit and vegetable press cake, paper mill sludge, pulp reject, wet biomass (paddy straw, bagasse, green crop), agricultural wet waste, fish processing waste, meat trim, chemical paste, pharmaceutical sludge, and any wet, fibrous, sticky, or cohesive bulk material. The defining selection criterion is whether the material is sticky or fibrous enough to wrap around a shafted screw — if yes, shaftless is the correct choice.
Neo Conveyors manufactures shaftless screw conveyors in standard spiral diameters of 200 mm (under 5 m³/h), 250 mm (5–10 m³/h), 300 mm (10–20 m³/h), 400 mm (20–40 m³/h), and 500 mm (40–60 m³/h). Actual capacity depends on material dry solids content, consistency, and spiral speed — denser, drier sludge has lower volumetric capacity per revolution than wet sludge. Our engineers provide a free capacity calculation based on your material's actual DS% and consistency with every quotation.
Yes — shaftless screw conveyors handle inclined installation up to 45° with appropriate high-pitch spiral design and reduced filling degree. For most sludge applications, inclines up to 25° are handled well with standard pitch. Above 25°, high-pitch spiral is specified and filling degree reduced — our engineers calculate the correct pitch and filling for your inclination angle at no charge. For steep inclines above 45°, a vertical shaftless screw conveyor configuration is available with special spiral geometry.
Yes — fully enclosed shaftless screw conveyors with bolted sealed cover plates, gasketed inlet and outlet flanges, and odour extraction connection points are available for STP and food waste applications where odour emission must be controlled. The enclosed design is available in MS (for general odour control) and SS304/SS316 (for corrosive odour environments and food-grade applications). Pressure relief connections for odour extraction ductwork can be incorporated at the engineering stage.
Yes — PAN India installation and commissioning by Neo Conveyors' own engineers across all Indian states. We serve STPs and ETPs across Delhi NCR, UP, Haryana, Punjab, and all states; food waste biogas plants across Punjab, Haryana, and Maharashtra; paper mills in UP and Maharashtra; municipal waste projects across multiple cities; and chemical plants in Gujarat and Maharashtra. Lead time for standard shaftless screw conveyors is 4–6 weeks from order confirmation, and all lead times are confirmed in writing before placement.
Price depends on spiral diameter (200–500 mm), conveyor length, inclination, construction material (MS/SS304/SS316), liner type (UHMWPE/rubber/ceramic), enclosure (open/sealed), and drive specification. MS shaftless conveyors with standard UHMWPE liner for sludge handling are the most economical. SS316 fully enclosed conveyors with odour control connections for urban STP applications are at the higher end. Contact Neo Conveyors at +91-9654112235 for a no-obligation quotation based on your sludge type, capacity, and site requirements.

PAN India coverage

Shaftless Screw Conveyor — Service Locations Across India

Manufactured at our Ghaziabad facility — installed and commissioned by our own engineers at STPs, ETPs, food waste plants, biogas facilities, paper mills, and municipal waste projects across all Indian states.

Uttar Pradesh
Ghaziabad (HQ & Plant) NoidaGreater NoidaLucknowKanpurAgraMeerutMoradabadMathuraBareillyGorakhpurVaranasiAllahabad
Delhi NCR
New DelhiGurugramFaridabadManesarBhiwadiSonipatKundliRohtak
Haryana
PanipatAmbalaHisarKarnalYamunanagarRewariPalwal
Punjab
LudhianaAmritsarJalandharPatialaBathindaMohaliPhagwaraPhagwara
Himachal Pradesh & Uttarakhand
BaddiSolanHaridwarRoorkeeRudrapurDehradun
Rajasthan
JaipurJodhpurUdaipurKotaAjmerAlwar
Gujarat
AhmedabadSuratVadodaraRajkotGandhinagarBharuchAnandVapi
Maharashtra
MumbaiPuneNagpurNashikAurangabadThaneNavi MumbaiSolapurKolhapur
Madhya Pradesh & Chhattisgarh
IndoreBhopalJabalpurPithampurRaipurBhilai
South India
HyderabadChennaiBangaloreCoimbatoreKochiVisakhapatnamHosur
East India
KolkataHowrahBhubaneswarPatnaRanchiGuwahati
International
UAE (Dubai / Abu Dhabi)BangladeshNepalSri LankaAfrica

Request a Free Quote — GA Drawing Included

Share your material type, dry solids %, required m³/h, conveyor length, inclination, and odour/hygiene requirement. Our engineers size the spiral and specify the liner — GA drawing at no charge within 24–48 hours.

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