Incline Conveyors – Slider Bed & Roller Bed

Slider Bed

Belt slides over a sheet metal frame with pulleys at each end. Provides sure stops with minimal backward movement due to belt-to-bed friction, and is well suited for products without a flat bottom. Maximum load per linear ft: 100 lbs. Available overall widths: 18" | 24" | 30"

Roller Bed

A much higher load weight capacity than slider bed conveyors due to reduced belt-to-bed friction. Conveyor also has a channeled frame equipped with a single transition roller on the end of the conveyor bed. Load per linear ft: 225 lbs. max. Available overall widths: 18" | 24" | 30"

Cleated, Incline Belt

The Model C incline cleated belt conveyor handles bags, boxes, cartons, and parts. It may be set at any angle from horizontal to 45-degrees for various uses, including floor-to-floor conveying and the transportation of materials from building to truck or box car.

Incline Conveyor Calculators

Will an incline conveyor fit in the space you have? What will my incline angle be? Answer these questions and more with our incline conveyor calculators. We also assist with conveyor specification questions.

Box Tumbling Calculator

The angle of incline for incline conveyors is limited by the cartons and package being conveyed. Make the angle too steep, and the packages will tumble down the conveyor. This calculator helps you to determine the maximum angle for smooth, safe conveying.

• Move products between floors, from floors to mezzanines, or to overhead conveyor lines
• Medium duty frames hold up to 1250 lb.; evenly distributed load
• Inclines move at a standard 65 feet per minute to ensure a choke point is not created
• Our complete incline conveyors come complete with motor, reducer, brakes, supports, and lower horizontal feeder section
• Motors are reversible, reducing downtime if products need to be taken off

Incline conveyors are excellent to convey between a mezzanine and floor level, docks, overhead conveyor to floor applications, and other areas where a items must be conveyed at an angle. Some applications are illustrated below:

	Incline slider bed in an automotive parts application. Conveyor allows workers to easily pick or replenish a stocking mezzanine.
	Incline conveyor in a distribution center application. Overhead conveyor system delivers to inclines, which then take totes of picked product to the packing & shipping area.