The Z-shaped angled Multi-Tech magnetic conveyor belts of type ZMF are individually adapted to the customer's specific application. Five different conveyor angles between 30° and 90° are available. This makes these conveyor belts ideal for transporting magnetic parts vertically upwards in the most space-saving way possible.

The Z-shaped angled magnetic conveyor belts of type ZMF are often used where thin, sharp-edged, or small materials must be transported. Typical applications include the removal of punching slugs, smaller sheet metal sections, chips, etc. from processing machines, forming presses, or punching machines.

The belt body consists of an aluminum profile system. The sturdy profiles each have a groove on the side and below the conveyor belt, which can be used for attaching base frames, drive units, sensors, and other attachments. This avoids complex drilling or welding work and ensures maximum flexibility.

Plastic slide rails, which guide two revolving chains, are integrated into the belt body. Magnetic carrier strips are mounted at regular intervals on these chains, running beneath a stainless steel slide plate integrated into the belt body. Ferritic material resting on the slide plate is attracted by the magnetic force and pulled along accordingly. Strong neodymium magnets ensure high holding force and good part grip.

The slide plates are available with a smooth or textured surface, depending on the customer's specific requirements. Especially with oily parts, the texture ensures that adhesion is avoided and the parts are transported safely. If necessary, additional wear plates are installed in the feed area of ​​the conveyed material.

Spring tensioners are integrated into the conveyor belt design to keep the chains under sufficient tension at all times, thus reducing adjustment and maintenance effort. The belt body is completely encapsulated, so there are no moving parts on the outside. This ensures maximum occupational safety.

Multi-Tech magnetic conveyor belts are equipped with powerful three-phase motors, which are adapted to the respective conveying task with different motor powers, gear ratios, and controls.

Magnetic conveyor belts without a base frame are usually integrated directly into the customer's machine frames. They are primarily used to remove chips, stamped parts, die-cast parts, etc.