SKU: 35.10.18.20
Manufacturer: Hytrol
Conveyor height, speed, and capacities listed are applicable for an incline of 25 degrees. Any adjustments made to the angle of the incline may have an impact on all of these values. If you have a custom application of this conveyor and are unsure of how changes in the elevation angle may affect your workload, feel free to submit a Custom Conveyor Inquiry or call us at 1-888-877-3861.
Slider Bed Inclines and Roller Bed Inclines are fed from a 35-1/2" horizontal conveyor section that is bolted onto the incline bed. The feeder section is chain driven by the tail pulley of the incline. The top nose-over section is a 26" horizontal conveyor section that is bolted onto the tail end of the incline bed using a 12" intermediate section. The intermediate nose-over section allows for a smoother two-step transition of products moving from incline to horizontal. The double nose-over also provides up to a 30 degree incline adjustment.
Belt conveyor width is measured in two ways; overall width (or bed width) and belt width. Overall width includes the width of the frame, which extends 3" to either side of the belt. This means that the belt width would be 6" less than the overall width of the conveyor. Keep this in mind when determining what width of conveyor you need to meet your package requirements.
Conveyor is crated and shipped in 5ft and 10ft sections, depending on the overall length of the conveyor, and will need to be bolted together on-site. The drive assembly, reducer, and motor will shipped attached to one of these sections. Because these sections are unattached for shipping, the conveyor belt itself will also have to be attached onsite.
Conveyor is available in 5 foot and 10 foot lengths for straight sections. Supports are required at the infeed end, discharge end, and at each intermediate bed connection.
The length of the conveyor along with the number of supports underneath greatly determine its load capacity. In most applications, supports should be placed in either 5 or 10 feet intervals depending on the weight of the product you are conveying. By installing a support every 5 feet, capacity of that section increases greatly; keep in mind though that no matter how close together you place supports, the roller axles themselves also have a capacity that should not be exceeded.
Please note that this conveyor DOES NOT include electrical components or switches.