We manufacture Belt Conveyors to suit your requirements

Each belt conveyor can be delivered fully assembled or installed by our team. Or available for integration into conveyor systems or customer machines. Full white label service is available for resellers. All conveyors are backed by our 24 month warranty*, so you can be assured of a well built, reliable conveyor. Designed and built to suit your specific requirements.

Food Production & Packing Conveyors

For sorting, transporting, and packing food items we manufacture fully washable hygienic stainless steel belt conveyors that can be used alongside other processing equipment such as inspection conveyors.

We also manufacture a variety of accumulation equipment including stainless steel rotary tables and plastic modular belt accumulation tables.

Stainless Steel Belt Conveyors

Warehouse Packing & Parcel Transport Conveyors

Belt Conveyors are able to transport packets and parcels of varying sizes and weights with irregular shapes whilst a roller conveyor generally can only be used for flat-bottomed items.

We can integrate belt conveyor systems into your existing packing lines or warehouse conveyor systems or design a new fully bespoke conveyor system to suit your requirements.

Packing Conveyors

Belt Conveyors for Manufacturing

We manufacture belt conveyors to fit into your existing assembly or process lines, or we can design completely new conveyor systems as required for your application. Belt conveyors are commonly used for linking machinery as well as for infeed and outfeed systems. Factory conveyor belts are ideal for moving materials and components as well as waste products. For moving large and heavy items, we can manufacture heavy-duty belt conveyors.

Manufacturing Conveyors

Mezzanine Conveyors

Belt conveyors can be used for inclines and declines as well as for transport between floors or mezzanines. Our team have in-depth experience of designing, manufacturing and installing mezzanine conveyor systems and can visit your site to gather the required information, please see the mezzanine conveyors page for more information.

Mezzanine Conveyors

Conveyor Belt Materials for all types of conveyors

Conveyor belting material comes in many varieties with different colours, thicknesses, materials, and features. The most common belt conveyor materials are rubber, silicone, PVC, plastics, and chain belting. Some belt types have added benefits such as being grip-faced, cut-resistant, or having improved tracking. Our team can help you choose the correct belting material and belt width and length to suit your application.

Sidewall Belting

Various Materials & Colours

Flighted Belts

Plastic Modular Belting

Technical Details

Below is a brief overview, for full technical details please contact us

End Roller Diameter:	From 25mm to 200mm - To suit your loads and application
Drive Type:	Geared motor or Drum Motor
Drive Position:	Shaft mounted, Underslung or End Drive
Belt Type:	1ply PU, PVC or silicone (industrial or food grade) 2ply PVC (industrial or food grade) 2ply Rubber Other belt options available please contact sales
Frame Material:	Mild Steel Stainless Steel
Conveyor Finish:	Powder Coated Paint (RAL5010 as standard) Stainless Steel (2B)
Conveyor Widths:	80mm to 2000mm
Conveyor Loading:	Please contact sales to discuss your options
Support Detail:	Welded 'H' section (+/- 50mm)
Optional Extras:	Side guides Castors Quick release Swan neck / nose over Under slung centre drive For electrical options please contact sales

 

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Belt Conveyors FAQ

Get all the answers to your questions about Belt Conveyors as well as advice on how to choose the correct type for your application

What is a Belt Conveyor?

A belt conveyor is a mechanical device used to transport items. They were invented to help transport items on assembly lines.

How does a Belt Conveyor work?

Belt conveyors generally consist of a loop of material that is placed around two or more rollers, with at least one of these rollers, also known as pulleys or drums, being motor powered so it can spin. As the powered roller(s) spins, the friction between the motor and the belt causes the belt to be pulled in the direction that the motor is spinning. The result being the belt continuously rolls over and around the rollers.

How many types of Belt Conveyor are there?

There are many types of belt conveyors each made to suit specific applications, below you can find a list of different types of belt conveyor and their uses.

Standard flat transport conveyor
These are the conveyors you will commonly see at supermarket checkouts, they're the most simple type of belt conveyor and ideal for A to B transport on a flat level surface.

Inclined belt conveyors
Inclined belt conveyors are used for transporting items upwards, either to create a bridge in a conveyor system, to feed materials into machines, or to carry items to and from upper floors or mezzanines. They often use flights or grip face belts to help stop materials from falling back on the conveyor.

Sandwich belt conveyor
Sandwich belt conveyors consist of two belt conveyors running parallel and face-to-face so the items to be transported are 'sandwiched', between them and held in place by gentle pressure. Confusingly, sandwich conveyors are also a type of conveyor that is made specifically to help people make sandwiches.

Trough conveyor
Trough belt conveyors have flexible belts that are folded into a trough U shape using a series of rollers on the bottom and sides to prevent spillages. They are used for transporting fine or lightweight materials, aggregates, soil, and rubble.

Pipe conveyor
Similar to trough conveyors, they also have rollers around the undersides of the belt to shape the belt, though this time the belt is folded around into a closed circle O shape to create a pipe, again these are used for loose materials.

Modular belt conveyor
Modular belt conveyors have a belt consisting of rigid plastic interlocking modules that make the belt much stronger whilst still allowing the belt to curve and flex. They are also positively driven by sprockets which means they do not slip.

Slat conveyor
Slat conveyor belts are similar to modular belts however the slats are linked in a single chain and do not have the same side flexing capabilities as modular belts. They are ideal for transporting cans, bottles, and aerosol canisters.