Conveying Equipment

A production line has horizontal sections, inclines and curves. Can one conveyor handle all of these in a single run?

Mesh-belt conveyors are designed with flexible layouts. A single conveyor line can integrate horizontal, inclined and curved sections without splicing multiple machines, which reduces transfer points and the risk of interface failures.

After long-term operation, if the mesh belt or chain plate wears out, is replacement convenient?

Mesh-belt conveyors use a rational, modular structure. Mesh belts and chain plates are made as modular components, so disassembly and replacement are straightforward. Routine maintenance personnel can typically complete replacement within about 30 minutes.

There is concern that carbon-steel chains might rust and contaminate the product. Can 304 stainless steel chains avoid this problem?

304 stainless steel chains are inherently corrosion resistant and do not rust under normal operating conditions. No rust particles flake off during long-term use, which makes them suitable for applications with higher hygiene requirements and prevents rust-related contamination.

Multiple conveyors need to be connected, and the system must integrate with other equipment such as belt conveyors and elevators. Are roller conveyors easy to interface?

Roller conveyors are easy to connect end-to-end and can be combined with belt conveyors, elevators and other equipment to form complex logistics conveying systems. This can usually be achieved without extensive structural modification, allowing adaptation to overall line layout planning.

For bagged and boxed food products, hygiene standards for conveying equipment are strict. What hygiene advantages does the belt conveyor offer?

Belt conveyors use a 304 stainless steel main frame, with a design that minimizes dust accumulation and can be equipped with protective covers. The belt is made from food-grade PU, meeting hygiene requirements for bagged and boxed food handling in the food industry.

Line speed sometimes increases and sometimes decreases. Can the conveying speed be matched accordingly?

Belt conveyors are equipped with variable-frequency speed control, allowing conveying speed to be adjusted as needed. They can also be linked to main line signals so that conveyor speed follows the production line speed, avoiding both insufficient feeding and excessive accumulation.