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Designoptions
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StandardVariations
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Additional designoptions
•Alternative GearedMotor Manufacturer
•Alternative BeltManufacturer
•Either Floor orCeiling Mounted
•Anti-Vibration FootMounts
•Belt MovementSensor
•Debris Trays
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Belt speeds
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0.5, 0.6, 0.8, 1.0 or1.2 m/s
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Incline /Decline
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5o to7o (Upper conveyor Line)
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Incline /Decline
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7o to20o (Lower conveyorLine)
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SidewallHeight
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50mm，250mmor450mm
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Guarding
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Security fencing or local
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Belt Joint
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Clipper type or vulcanisedendless
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MaterialFinish
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Painted mild steel orgalvanised steel
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Features
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Application Benefits
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Shaft Mounted GearBox on ConveyorDrives
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Drive reliability and ease ofmaintenance
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Inverter ControlledSwitching Drive
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Gives smooth operation andlongevity of mechanicalcomponents
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High Sort Rate
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Unit capable of singulating upto2700 sorts per hour
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Integral Jam Detection
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Bag trip bars fitted to conveyorsto prevent damage to bagsduring failure
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Sorting Drive LiftingCrane (Large drivesonly)
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Large unit drives supplied withcrane to aid maintenance anddrive removal
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Integral MaintenanceStruts
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Allows conveyors to be securleysupported during routinemaintenance
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Standard ConveyorWidth
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Sortation Unit designed around1000mm wide belt, 1025mmbetween sidewalls
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Two PulleyConfiguration
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Reduces conveyor inertia,Improves motor / gearbox life
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Short Faced EndPulleys
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Eliminates trap points
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Lagged Head Pulley
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Minimises belt tensions
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Crowned Tail Pulleys
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Assists with belt tracking
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External Bearings onPulleys
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Ease of maintenance
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High Bearing Life
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Unit designed to 50,000 hourbearing life
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Head and Tail SnubberRoller
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Eliminates tracking problemswith short conveyors
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Design Flexibility
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Accommodate variations such assidewall height, bed width, drivecomponents etc.
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Fire Retardant Beltingto ISO 340
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Reduces the spread of fire.
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Quite Running DuringOperation
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Noise level below 70dBa
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State of the Art PLCControls
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Use of standard PLC technologyenables clients’ handling /screening schemes to becomplemented
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