Incline Conveyor
Lift product in the footprint you have.
A height-change conveyor built around product behavior.
The Nutrimatics Incline Conveyor moves product between elevations using a belt, frame, cleat, sidewall, and transfer design selected around the customer's product and layout.
Incline conveyors are simple only when the product is simple. Loose product, cartons, bags, cases, trays, and food products all need different belt surfaces, cleat geometry, side containment, frame construction, and cleaning access.
Built around the lift problem, not a standard angle.
The design starts with how high the product needs to move, how much floor length is available, how the product behaves on an incline, and what equipment it must feed.
Belt type, cleats, sidewalls, guides, transfer points, controls, and frame construction are matched to the product and plant environment.
Product carried through the elevation change.
The moving belt and product path show why cleat spacing, surface selection, and side containment are chosen around the product instead of treated as generic details.
What the build solves
Built around product behavior
Belt type, cleats, sidewalls, and guides are selected to reduce rollback, spillage, and product damage.
Low-footprint elevation change
Designed to gain height within the customer's available floor length.
Transfer points matched to the line
Infeed and discharge height, position, and presentation are configured around surrounding equipment.
Construction matched to the environment
Frame, belt, cleaning access, sanitation, guarding, and controls are specified around the plant's requirements.
Transfer points matched to the next process.
The conveyor does more than gain height. It has to feed the next piece of equipment at the right position, rate, and presentation.
A frame sized for the plant floor.
The structure, guarding, belt access, and support points are selected around the customer's floor space and maintenance needs.
Height gain inside a constrained layout.
The incline is shaped around the available run length, lift height, and discharge point so the line gains elevation without wasting floor space.
Specifications
- Controls
- NEMA 4X control panel.
What we need to shape the build
- Product
- Type, size, weight, flow behavior, stability, and sanitation needs.
- Lift geometry
- Required lift height, available floor length, infeed height, and discharge height.
- Belt requirements
- Surface, cleats, sidewalls, guides, cleaning, and product-contact needs.
- Line controls
- Speed matching, guarding, sensors, and upstream/downstream interface.
Send the product, package, available space, target output, and upstream/downstream equipment. We will design the machine around the line.
Ready to discuss your Incline Conveyor?
Send us a description of your requirements and limiting parameters, and we'll shape the machine around the real line.