A bucket dehydrator is a device that, like a spiral dehydrator, improves the quality of sand by washing pieces of earth and other impurities out of the sand. It is characterized by high output capacity, low energy consumption, low loss of material to be washed and good washing quality.
The material that reaches the dehydrator together with the water is transported by a snail, to the initial part of the spiral on which the buckets are symmetrically arranged. The buckets capture the material and take it out of the machine, and the water drains through the perforation of the buckets.
This type of dehydrator is equipped with a speed regulator, and by adjusting the speed of the spiral, the capacity and quality of rinsing can be fine-tuned. The machine itself is very robust, with self-adjusting spherical bearings at the ends of the spiral.