Decline Belt Conveyor
Get a custom made Decline Belt Conveyor – this conveyor is useful in elevation changes in material flow; it can bring a product down or raise it up. Belt divider cleats can be added to hold materials and prevent them from rolling down the incline. Contact us today to discuss the fabrication of your own conveyor.
Moves Materials Like: Bulk materials, products
Industries: Manufacturing
Belting/Surface: Light Flat Belted
Alternatives: Add cleats for more more control
> This design eliminates gooseneck rollers and tensioning/tracking issues compared to other designs.
> This example is slave driven, allowing for the use of one motor to drive two conveyor sections.
> Cleats can be added. These give the ability to add special functions like indexing materials & helps control materials on the slope
> Canadian made: made in-house in Brantford, Ontario, Canada
| Motor | Voltage |
|---|---|
| 1 hp | 600v |
| Light Flat Belted - HNB-5E |
|---|
| Abrasion & cut resistant |
| Anti-Static |
| Oil resistant |
| Flame resistant |
Consider Automation & Control
Materials are counted out in parts, or sorted in sections.
This is useful for things like filling boxes with the correct amount of items, or moving piles with the correct weight.
See Boxing Conveyor or see Chain Conveyor for examples of this function.
Lift objects up and down like an elevator.
Items can be sent to different floors for the next step in their journey.
Move items into parallel rows or combine them back together into one lane.
Put an object into the position you need it to be in.
Examples:
Send items down different lines with automation
E.g. Bottle Conveyor or Lifting Conveyor
Vacuum / Magnetics – grab object into position E.g. Magnetic Vacuum Conveyor
Positioning Chute – narrows path to guide object into position E.g. Chutes
Laning – move object into organized lanes E.g. Accumulation Conveyor
Slow products down.
This can be accomplished in many ways, and we can accommodate your system as needed.
Examples:
Accumulation sections allow materials to idle in place.
Chutes slow products down to allow a softer transition into their next location.
Add a custom operation. Talk to us about what you need!
Add-Ons and Attachments
Rails keep products on track down the conveyor line.
Covers are placed over conveyors to protect materials from contaminants.
Chutes take materials and transition them for the next step. This plastic/UHMW chute slows products down so they can drop into boxes. This flipper chute flips metal lids to examine them.
We offer many ways to transition materials between conveyors.
Faster transfers between conveyors means less wasted time.
We can create conveyors to match the desired direction materials need to move.
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