Last update 14-apr-21
How Slow can a conveyor run?
....slowly does it with new winning C-Trak superior tortoise conveyors
Last update 14-apr-21
How Slow can a conveyor run?
....slowly does it with new winning C-Trak superior tortoise conveyors
This project was to manufacture a conveyor that had a low running speed to handling bearings accumulating against a stop.
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Conveyor Design Specification |
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Product: | Bearings unwrapped 75mm dia x 35mm weight 0.5 kg each |
Belt Speed: | 0-1.5 m/min v/speed |
Throughput: | Up to 6 No. bearings at a time |
Environment: | Wipe down cleaning, some surface oil belt contact |
1 Small slow moving conveyor being 200mm wide x 1800mm long 950mm high supplied with rod type side guides set close to the belt surface and adjustable from 50-200mm; the guides are full length with an open section of 200mm starting 450mm from the infeed end.
The Conveyor was mounted on a box section framework with adjustable bolt-down feet +50mm; the start of the frame from the infeed end is 500mm in.
A shaft mounted, end driven, geared motor drive supplied with variable speed stop/start control was included; the motor and controller are mounted on the Right Hand side viewed from the feed.
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Conveyor have inverters fitted to adjust the speed of a conveyor you can set to running speeds suitable to your production line and withing the limmits to the conveyor and products to be handled. Please give us a call and we can guide you as to the exact speed you can set your conveyor to run.
This application was for a cheese manufacturer that wanted to incorporate a enrober and chiller into the conveyor line. It was run at a slow speed to give the chiller time to cool the wax coated cheese but had the option of changing the low speed to variable using an inverter.
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