Steep Incline Belt Conveyors
High-angle elevation where floor space is at a premium.
Cleated, chevron, or pocket belting for high-angle elevation of bulk materials where floor space is limited. Incline angles of up to 90 degrees are achievable depending on material and belt profile.
Cleated belt conveyor for high-angle elevation in space-constrained plants
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Steep incline conveyors use specially profiled belts to carry bulk materials at angles far beyond what a standard flat or troughed belt can achieve. Cleated belts use transverse rubber or steel cleats moulded to the belt surface to retain product on steep slopes. Chevron belts use a V-pattern profile for intermediate angles with free-flowing granular materials. Pocket or sandwich belts fully enclose the material between two belts for near-vertical or vertical elevation. These systems eliminate the need for a large floor footprint when elevation is required in tight plant areas.
Steep incline conveyors use specially profiled belts to carry bulk materials at angles far beyond what a standard flat or troughed belt can achieve. Cleated belts use transverse rubber or steel cleats moulded to the belt surface to retain product on steep slopes. Chevron belts use a V-pattern profile for intermediate angles with free-flowing granular materials. Pocket or sandwich belts fully enclose the material between two belts for near-vertical or vertical elevation. These systems eliminate the need for a large floor footprint when elevation is required in tight plant areas.
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