Belt Conveyors
Carry parts, packages, and materials on a continuous belt between operations.
Start with the product and its contact surface.
Connect the route, rate, and station timing.
Plan access, controls, and field work together.
The details shape the system.
A continuous surface between operations.
A circulating belt supports the product along its route. Belt conveyors suit parts or packages that benefit from continuous contact, including items that may not travel reliably across spaced rollers. IMH helps plan the conveyor and its connections around your production flow.
Match the belt to the work.
Construction follows the load and environment. Heat, sharp edges, moisture, and transfer gaps all affect the choice.
- Slider-bed or roller-bed support for the belt.
- Cleated or textured belts for suitable incline and spacing applications.
- Modular plastic or wire-mesh surfaces where the process calls for them.
- Troughing arrangements for suitable loose materials.
Start with the product and the route.
Share the product size, weight, underside, surface sensitivity, required rate, and changes in elevation. Include loading and discharge details so transitions can be considered with the conveyor.
Explore the arrangements.
Look closer at the configurations that suit your production.
Plan the movement.
Coordinate the controls.
Starts, stops, accumulation, and transfers need to work with the equipment around them. Plan the operating sequence across floor and overhead conveyors together.
Explore system controlsWhat are you moving next?
Bring the product, production goal, and a rough layout. IMH will help work through the equipment, interfaces, and installation scope.
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