With belt conveyor, the belt can be either slider bed supported or supported by return rollers located underneath the load rollers. conveyors and belt-over roller conveyors are both fairly common types of powered conveyors that utilize rubber belts of strong ply and thickness. Belt conveyors are what many people think of when they envision a powered conveyor. A Belt conveyor is very useful for transporting light and medium weight loads between locations. In addition to being a good general purpose powered conveyor, belt over roller belt conveyor is also a desired solution for inclines or declines.
This Rapistan industrial belt conveyor offers an impressive 84-foot run with belly drive and rubber conveyor belt.
We offer many different sizes and types of new power belt conveyor in our online store.
Powered belt over roller conveyor provides much control over the orientation and placement of loads, which can be good for bulky, irregularly shaped products. Because product orientation is easily controlled with belt conveyor, it also makes a good conveyor to use in induction and sortation conveyor systems.
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SJF Material Handling is an authorized nationwide distributor of several conveyor brands. SJF's company history has provided custom conveyor solutions for clients large and small, nationwide. In fact, the employees at SJF are among the best in the business for providing performance packaged cutting edge warehouse conveyor handling systems and robotic solutions. Call us today and speak with any of our friendly conveyor solutions specialists at (320) 485-4974 (direct customer service sales line) or (800) 598-5532.
The video below is a sample of how a powered belt over roller conveyor decline is utilized to move boxes to a lower level.
