A belt conveyor efficiently transports materials, goods, or people using a continuous belt as the moving mechanism, unlike other systems that use chains, spirals, or hydraulics. Key Features: Uses a continuous loop belt for smooth and consistent transport. Can be tailored to fit specific space and load requirements with adjustable speed capacity.
Spiral conveyors use a continuous belt or modular plastic chain wrapped helically around a central tower to move products smoothly up or down. They operate in a continuous loop and save floor space compared to traditional conveyors. Key Features: Spiral conveyors save floor space while providing continuous, high-speed product flow. They offer versatile, gentle handling and support multi-level feeding, unloading and buffering.
Gravity chute conveyors are simple slides that use gravity to move goods downward between levels without any power or motors. They provide a cost-effective solution for transporting materials in warehouses, production lines, and logistics facilities. Key Features: It offers Power-Free Operation, low cost and space saving design.
A vertical box conveyor transports materials vertically between floors or levels in a facility. Boxes are placed on a platform or lift carriage, which is moved up or down by a mechanical lift system (chain, hydraulic, or screw-driven). These conveyors are often integrated into automated conveyor lines and can be loaded manually or operated fully automatically with sensors and controls. Key Features: Vertical box conveyors efficiently move goods vertically, saving floor space. They handle various box sizes and weights and easily integrate with automated systems using sensors and controls.