Belt conveyor

horizontaltransportaccumulation

Even a conveying task which seems quite simple can require a whole host of belt properties. Forbo Movement Systems has the best belt type for various goods, conveying speeds, reversing systems, stop & go and accumulation conveying, and other operating conditions. Some examples of the diverse features of Siegling Transilon include: • troughable to particularly laterally stiff types • exceptionally low-noise to flame-retardant • pyrolysis-resistant to suitability for conveying unpackaged food • non-antistatic to highly conductive and ATEX-approved • surfaces suitable for accumulation conveying and especially good grip. Horizontal conveying with troughable belts. The tension member construction provides the flexibility in the desired direction. Collecting belt in check-in area of an airport. The flatness of the belt type here ensures that the goods can be discharged to the side smoothly, even on wide belts. Flame-retardance is a “must” in modern airports. Belts for telescopic conveyors – here being used to unload lorries – must be designed to run with counter bending and at the same time, to withstand high punctual loads.