Conveying Systems
Belt Conveyors
The principle of a belt conveyor is very simple – product is conveyed by sitting on a belt that is moving around one driven roller and other idle/return rollers. This type of conveyor can either be friction or positively driven.
Features
- Large straight long runs to transfer product across factories or from one process to the next.
- Gaining height from one destination to another. Incline will vary on differing products, but a plain or chevroned belt can be used to achieve varying incline or decline angles.
- Belts can be reversing, so travel in opposite directions depending on product call or process.
- Limited factory floor space as belts can be suspended from above as they are much lighter than vibratory conveyors.
- Storage or conditioning of a product by running the drive at a slower speed.
See where else we use the Belt Conveyors Machine
Conveying Systems with the Belt Conveyors
Big Bag/Multi Pack Handling
KMG snack food multi-pack handling systems can produce 2,3,4,5,6 same or multi-mix packs in a multi-pack format. Packets are fed from storage hoppers by either air blowing or belt elevation and fed in a controlled and streamed manner to the weigh head. KMG has designed and built a purpose built product reject system positioned between the weigher and bagmaker for multi-pack reject.
Big Bag/Multi Pack Handling
Big Bag/Multi Pack Handling
KMG snack food multi-pack handling systems can produce 2,3,4,5,6 same or multi-mix packs in a multi-pack format. Packets are fed from storage hoppers by either air blowing or belt elevation and fed in a controlled and streamed manner to the weigh head. KMG has designed and built a purpose built product reject system positioned between the weigher and bagmaker for multi-pack reject.
Big Bag/Multi Pack Handling
