Wire mesh belt conveyors move parts and materials through manufacturing and processing operations. Their open belt construction allows air and liquids to pass through, making them useful for cooling, drying, washing, and rinsing applications.
The open belt surface lets air and liquids pass through the conveyor, making wire mesh a useful choice for processes where solid belts may restrict airflow or drainage.
The Model 124 handles hot, cold, or oily products and parts that need cooling or drying. Roller-bed and longitudinal-deck configurations are available to accommodate different loads and conveying requirements.
The Model 305 is a heavy-duty inclined conveyor for moving parts through heat treating, washing, drying, and quenching processes. Its side rails help contain parts as they travel along the belt.
Wire mesh conveyors can support several stages of production, from post-process cooling to parts washing and drying.
| Application | Description |
|---|---|
| Cooling | Carries hot die castings and other parts through a cooling stage after manufacturing. |
| Drying | Moves washed parts through drying stages to help remove remaining moisture. |
| Conveyor integration | Connects cooling and drying equipment with the rest of an existing conveyor system. |
| Other belt options | Some applications may call for hinged steel belt or slat belt conveyors instead. |
The right conveyor depends on the products being moved, the conveying path, and whether your process requires cooling, drying, washing, or inclined conveying. Belt style and conveyor construction can be matched to your application.
Contact Cisco-Eagle to discuss your material-handling needs and determine which wire mesh belt conveyor may be the right fit for your operation.
