Incline-Decline Plastic Belt Conveyors

• Speed range of 5 to 75 feet per minute (1.5 to 22.9 meters per minute). Custom speed ranges available
• Increased load carrying capacity over a belt style conveyor
• Durable acetal conveyor belt chain provides long life, is completely self-tracking, and is nearly silent running
• 2-piece drive and idler sprockets for ease of replacement without shaft removal
• Non-corroding stainless steel drive shaft and idler shaft. Non-corroding stainless steel fasteners
• SpanLon wear strip and center support rail provide long-wearing, silent operation
• There are no "take ups" with Span Tech conveyors, as you have with belt conveyors

ID-PHF Incline Plastic Belt Conveyor

The Span Tech ID-PHF incline/decline conveyor with plain high friction chain is ideal for transporting flexible packaged items. The tight knit and Sanoprene non-skid surface of the chain lattice provide a high friction flush surface for products as they are transported in inclining and declining operations. The ID-PHF will support products down to 1 inch (25.4mm), however products must be on the high friction links. If a Gravity Transfer is used, the minimum product size is 4.5 inches (114.3mm). The transfer is set to a decline angle of approximately 6°. For stability, these units must be anchored to the floor. Typically used for flexible packaged items, end-to-end transfers, and smaller packaged items.

ID-RHF raised friction plastic belt incline conveyors

The Span Tech ID-RHF incline/decline conveyor with a raised high friction chain is used for rigid objects. Raised high friction chain features Sanoprene links. When you add a Finger Transfer, objects down to 1.5 inches (38.1mm) can be transferred off the end of the conveyor. The transfer should be set to a decline angle of approximately 10° and the object must be positioned on the raised portion of the chain. These units must be anchored to the floor for stability. Typical applications include rigid packaged products and finger transfer situations.

ID-MSG moving side-guide plastic chain conveyor

The Span Tech ID-MSG incline/decline conveyor features 75mm left and right guides molded into the side links of the chain. This feature provides positive retention of products during transportation. Use this style chain where the product you are moving might get tangled in conventional guide rails. Gravity or Finger Transfers are not possible with this type conveyor. These units must be anchored to the floor for stability. Great for irregular shaped loads and flexible, packaged items.

ID-PSC Pusher cleat chain plastic belt incline conveyors

The Span Tech ID-PSC incline/decline conveyor with 50mm pusher cleat chain features a series of vertical cleats arranged in rows across the width of the chain. Pusher Cleats can be spaced at any 25mm interval. This type of conveyor is for use where no side rails are required and the product is inherently stable on just the conveyor chain. Do not use this type of chain where hands are present. Gravity or Finger Transfers are not possible with this type of chain. These units must be anchored to the floor for stability. Excellent for irregular shape loads and bulk product transport applications.

ID-PMS Pusher cleat moving-side guide plastic belt incline conveyor

The Span Tech ID-PMS incline/decline conveyor with 50mm pusher cleat and moving side guides chain forms a pocket within the chain bed. This model is effective in containing a product on the conveyor without the use of side rails. This type of chain is normally used when transporting bulk product on inclines and declines. Gravity or finger transfers are not possible with this type of chain. These units must be anchored to the floor for stability. Ideal for bulk product handling applications.

ID-SMS scoop cleat moving-side guide cleated incline conveyors

The Span Tech ID-SMS incline/decline conveyor features 50mm scoop cleats and moving side guides. This model forms a pocket within the chain bed that is effective in containing a product on the conveyor without the use of side rails. This type of chain is especially useful when transporting bulk product in more aggressive inclining and declining angles. Gravity or Finger Transfers are not possible with this type of chain. These units must be anchored to the floor for stability. Ideal for bulk product transport applications.