Move-IT™ Part Transfer Conveyors
Conveyor Specs
- Sturdy formed steel frame construction, heavy-duty bearings and simple straight-forward design that is both reliable and easy to maintain.
- Electrical components and variable-speed drive motors are available to match the power needs of each installation.
- Durable cleated belts allow you to move parts and scrap up and down inclines as well as along horizontal runs for maximum layout flexibility.
- Belt styles include: standard fabric or mattop belts, cleated belts for steep inclines, or scoop cleated belting for maximum versatility.
- Several styles to choose from
Part Conveyor Styles
Style A-Frame Conveyor
Suited for horizontal or incline conveying. • Great under-press applications, box transfer, and scrap removal.
- Optional built-in chute collects parts or scraps for transport.
- Standard belts can be used for 10° inclines. For higher angles, cleated belts keep materials moving.
Style B – Gooseneck
- Designed to receive parts that discharge underneath machinery and convey them where needed.
- Standard belts are PVC with 1 1/2″ cleats and polypropylene belts with 2-inch cleats, both on 16 inch centers.
- Standard in-feed flaps contains product.
Style C – Z-Shape
- Design combines the capabilities of horizontal and incline conveyors in a single unit.
- Able to collect parts from underneath machinery.
- The standard fabric belt is PVC with 1 1/2″high cleats on 16 inch centers.
- Incline angles are 30°, 45°, and 60°.
- In-feed flaps to contain products are standard.
Style D – Noseover
- Made to receive parts from overhead and transfer them to a lower level, but can also be used to elevate parts where needed.
- Available with high friction or cleated belts, depending on the part and the incline.
- Incline angles are 30°, 45°, and 60°.
Style E – Elevator
- Designed to receive small parts from overhead operations and convey them down to consolidation areas.
- Offer inclines of 45°, 60°, and 75°.
- Standard fabric belt is PVC with 1″ cleats on 6″ centers. Higher cleats are recommended for steep inclines.
- In-feed hoppers and discharge chutes are standard equipment.
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