Elevator Conveyors & Conveyor Systems
Optional Conveyor Hopper & Discharge Chutes for your Elevator Conveyor.
C-Trak's Belt Elevator Conveyors, Incline Conveyors or Decline Conveyors can be manufactured in Stainless Steel making it suitable for the food, pharmaceutical and clean room environments.
If however you require a Mild Steel Elevator Conveyor >> click on this link for more information.
Hopper and Discharge chutes are Bespoke to customer’s individual specifications.
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Speeds and flight pitches are specified to suit the product throughput.
Angles of up to 80 degrees can be achieved.
The belts can be fitted with or without side skirts.
Widths from 100mm up to 1 metre and lengths from 1 metre to 12 metres can be supplied on one drive making it a cost effective choice.
Optional Infeed Hoppers and Chutes are available.
The Elevator belts come in a variety of materials the main ones being modular belts / plastic belts and Pu Belts which are available with or without flights; they can also be fitted with rubber inserts.
They can be supplied for high or very low temperatures. Typical application includes raw food, bread, canning, bottling and general packaging.
Please contact one of our experienced Sales Engineers to discuss which belt is most suitable for your products.
Why Buy C-Trak's Elevator Conveyors
C-Trak have been Manufacturing Conveyors for over 29 years and pride ourselfs on the quality of our products.
Our Elevator Conveyors are supplied with under guards as standard. Top covers can be fitted as an optional extra.
All Components used comply with current FDA regulations.
High quality non flighted belt elevators are available with angles up to 45 degrees depending on the product being handled. Central tracking grooved belt and deck sections are available as an optional extra.
Elevators can also be made mobile for versatility with casters please refer to our portable conveyors.
Please take a look at some Elevator Conveyor Photo's Just click on the arows
Updated Last June 16, 2010
