The Manxing Stacker and Reclaimer is a highly efficient bulk material handling system designed for stacking, reclaiming, and pre-homogenization in steel storage sheds, open stockyards, and covered bulk material storage facilities. It is widely used in cement plants, mining operations, power stations, steel mills, ports, and aggregate processing plants for storing and reclaiming limestone, coal, clinker, gypsum, slag, iron ore, and other bulk materials.

As one of the core machines in a bulk storage yard, the stacker and reclaimer continuously receives materials from the conveying system, builds uniform stockpiles using scientifically designed stacking methods, and automatically reclaims materials according to production requirements. This process significantly improves material homogenization, stabilizes downstream production, and reduces operating costs.

Manxing provides complete stacker and reclaimer systems with customized capacities, intelligent control systems, and engineering solutions tailored to different stockyard layouts.

The Manxing Stacker and Reclaimer performs two independent operations: stacking and reclaiming. These two functions can operate simultaneously, allowing continuous material storage and discharge without interrupting plant production.

Stacking Process

Bulk material is delivered by the belt conveyor to the boom conveyor of the stacker. The boom rotates, travels, and luffs according to selected stacking methods such as Chevron, Windrow, Cone Shell, or Layer Stacking, creating a uniform stockpile with excellent blending performance.

Reclaiming Process

During reclaiming, the scraper chain continuously moves around the stockpile and scrapes material toward the center collecting hopper. The reclaimed material then falls onto the discharge conveyor and is transported to the next production process. Because stacking and reclaiming are independent systems, both operations can be carried out simultaneously without affecting each other, ensuring continuous production.