Belt Conveyors 

Belt conveyors transport materials using a continuous moving belt powered by a motorized system. Belts are often made of materials like:

Their design allows for seamless movement across short or long distances, handling many different types of items.

However, as multifunctional as they are, belt conveyor systems are unsuitable for heavy-duty loads of sharp or abrasive materials, controlled accumulation or frequent stop processes, or high-temperature environments.

Our standard belt conveyors are the most common type of belt conveyor designed for general-purpose material handling. They are frequently used for applications such as product transport, assembly lines, and food processing.

Standard conveyors are highly customizable and easy to operate and maintain. They integrate seamlessly with other conveyor systems and can include features like sensors and programmable controls.

Clean and food-grade processes often employ plastic belt conveyor systems because their nonporous surfaces promote sanitary handling. The most notable feature of these conveyors is the positive sprocket drive system, which aligns the belt without tracking adjustments.

Their versatile configurations make them suitable for complex layouts and include:

Plus, you can easily remove sections of the modular plastic belting for maintenance or cleaning.

When you need to transport products between varying elevations, such as in sorting operations and inspection stations, install incline and decline belt conveyor systems. These conveyors can accommodate everything from bulky, bundled items to wood sheets. Incline and decline conveyors are distinct in their ability to integrate power infeeds and nose-overs, which allow smooth transitions between sections and levels.

Curved belt conveyors redirect product flow around corners while maintaining orientation. With various curve angles, including 45°, 90°, and 180°, they allow the conveyor design to fit into specific layout parameters. These curved systems feature a positive traction system that ensures consistent belt alignment and reliable product handling, even at speeds up to 200 feet per minute.