Pusher beams for biogas plants
Heavy-duty push beams and system components designed for continuous use
The push floor is a key component of solid-material dosing. It ensures that substrates are fed evenly and continuously transferred to the subsequent feeding system. Wear and tear can quickly lead to disruptions in the material flow and impair the overall operation of the plant.
When the sliding floor no longer works reliably
These problems are often caused by wear and tear in the sliding floor system.
Excessive wear on the shear beams
Mechanical stress reduces service life
Feeding Problems
Irregular material flow and fluctuating dosage
Downtime due to mechanical failures
Increased maintenance costs and unplanned outages
Having problems with your push floor or discharge system? We're here to help.
Proper design ensures a steady feed
Robust components and precise calibration ensure reliable discharge—even under heavy loads.
PRÄZI Sliding Beam
Standard lengths and designs allow for quick and precise replacement of existing push beams.
| System width | approx. 1,500 mm (standard version) |
| Length Ranges | • 6,000 mm to 12,000 mm • tailored to the plant layout and discharge volume |
| Variants | • SBB shear beams – standard and reinforced versions • SBW shear beams – standard and reinforced versions |
| Overview of Services in Operation | • Uniform and continuous material feed • Stable transfer to feeding and conveying systems • Reduction of load peaks in the system • Smooth and predictable plant operation |
| Integration & Exchange | • Designed to fit existing sliding floor systems • Individual sliding beams can be replaced • Ideal for maintenance and retrofitting |
Targeted Optimization of the Moving Floor
We analyze your plant and show you how to specifically improve discharge, wear, and operational reliability.
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FAQ
Here you will find answers to frequently asked questions.
What role does drive technology play in biogas plants?
Typical signs include increased wear, disruptions in the material flow, or frequent maintenance interventions.
Can floating floor components be replaced?
Yes, push beams and other components can be selectively replaced and adapted in existing systems.
What are the benefits of optimized moving-floor technology?
It ensures uniform discharge, reduces malfunctions, and improves the operational reliability of the entire system.