Brazil Beverage Plant - Horizontal+Climbing Belt Conveyor System
Release time:
May 28,2026
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Demand The filled beverage containers are transported uphill from the production line to the 8m high stereoscopic warehouse.
Demand
The filled beverage containers are transported uphill from the production line to the 8m high stereoscopic warehouse.
Pprogramme
Horizontal section: anti-skid pattern belt (speed of 0.5m/s)
Climbing section: 15 ° inclined belt (with curb+anti-skid coating)
Effect
✔ Transport efficiency → 60 cases/min
✔ Return to zero of reverse stacking rate
✔ Energy consumption ↓ 30% (VFD)
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