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C.E. Schneckenflügel GmbH

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C.E. Schneckenflügel GmbH presses sectional flights for screw conveyors and augers, in outer diameters from 40 to 3000 mm and thicknesses from 2 to 60 mm.

Reviewed September 2, 2026 · Updated September 2, 2026

C.E. Schneckenflügel GmbH, based in Edewecht, Germany, produces pressed sectional flights, the individual helical segments welded onto a shaft to form a screw conveyor or auger. The company was founded in 1980 and states it has manufactured more than three million pressed flights since then. Flights are made in outer diameters from 40 to 3000 mm and material thicknesses from 2 to 60 mm, in cylindrical, conical, progressive-pitch, cranked, notched, and perforated geometries. Stock materials cover 25 steel grades in 90 variants, among them structural steels S235 and S355J2+N, stainless grades 1.4301 to 1.4571, duplex 1.4462, and wear-resistant Hardox 400 and Creusabro 4800/8000. Production follows laser or plasma cutting and hydraulic pressing, with every flight checked on a gauge mandrel before shipment, referencing construction standard DIN 15261-2. The company holds ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001 certification and lists customers among manufacturers of conveying equipment, rotary drilling tools, and screw shafts, serving cement plants, biogas plants, mills, wastewater treatment facilities, and agricultural technology.

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