Knocker Rolls

In a belt conveyor system, pulleys play a crucial role by altering the direction of the belt in a vertical plane. They create a continuous loop for uninterrupted operation. The pulley, also referred to as a drum, and its accompanying shaft combine to create a unified structure. Their operational features are interdependent. The evolution of conveyor pulley construction has advanced from fabricated wood to cast iron and, currently, steel fabrication. Pulleys are produced in various sizes, with the standard steel pulley being the most widely employed in conveyor systems.

Wide range to meet even the toughest demands includes a standard range for compact light duty and medium duty pulleys as well as engineered class pulleys for heavy duty applications Available in all sizes with masses up to 45 tonnes as drive, tail and bend pulleys Advanced design process incorporating Finite Element Analysis ensure the pulleys are designed to world’s best practice Dead-shaft, wing and deflection wheels for high angle conveying are also available

Belt conveyors are particularly successful in transporting bulk materials such as mineral ores, stone, sand and grain at high capacities and over long distances. A belt conveyor consists of an endless belt stretched between two drums. Belt conveyors are usually the most suitable solution when stacking material needs to be transported over long distances without stopping. They are used horizontally or with a low slope. The material to be transported can be sand or granule.

Provides the product transfer from a piece of equipment located upstream to a piece of equipment located downstream. Can be adapted according to your needs and capacities.