Accessories for conveyor technology

To optimally protect the conveyed goods – e.g., medical devices – from contamination, a cover made of polycarbonate or aluminum is mounted on the top of the belt.

To remove adhering conveyed material or dirt from the running surface, scraper brushes in various designs are available.

Deflectors made of flexible materials ensure an optimal seal between the belt and side guide, thus preventing clamping processes.

All-metal detection technology is used in front of cutting mills and shredding plants to avoid costly repairs.

In separating drums subjected to high loads due to the weight of the material being separated, pressure rollers are sometimes used to press the drum cage more firmly onto the drive wheel and prevent slippage.

Reinforced drive units are individually designed depending on the application and device.

Telescopic drop chute, e.g., at the exit of switches or at conveyor belt transfer points

Swiveling discharge chute at the outlet of a separating drum for targeted part routing

Removal buttons are often mounted on robot conveyor belts to transport components from a protective enclosure to the operator.

The deflection roller of a conveyor belt is monitored via an initiator and sends a signal to a higher-level control system for each revolution.

In the case of closely spaced conveyor belts, the belt tensioning devices are brought out at the front.

Project-specific controls ensure easy operation of the MTF systems.

Clear labeling and identification of drives, sensors, etc. is part of the documentation.

Floor locks ensure reproducible positioning of the MTF devices.

Diagonal braces give the substructures additional stability.

Deflection pulley with protruding shaft journal for connecting an incremental encoder for distance measurement

To increase the durability and temperature resistance of the straps, the continuous connection can be additionally sewn.

Safety flaps are typically mounted at the inlet of a conveyor belt. They usually rest against the belt, preventing conveyed material from falling off in the feed area. The photo shows a model for reversing operation, controlled by an electric cylinder/solenoid.