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New Incline Belt Conveyor

THE KCB INCLINE CONVEYOR RANGE

INCLINED BELT & ELEVATOR CONVEYOR MANUFACTURERS

Incline conveyors - Standard Product Range

KCB TYPE 1

Incline Nose-Over Belt Conveyors

Made To Order

KCB TYPE 2

Incline In-feed Belt Conveyors

Made To Order

KCB TYPE 3

Incline Swan-Neck Belt Conveyor

Made To Order

KCB TYPE 4

Incline Straight Belt Conveyor

KCB - TYPE 5

Mezzanine Floor Incline Conveyors

PRE STOCKED BELT CONVEYORS

A range of pre-stocked belt conveyors ready to go

Extensive Range

Impressive range of incline belt conveyor to suit most elevated conveying applications, with conveyors made to measure.

QUICK LEAD TIMES

Our Manufactured incline conveyors are built to your exact requirements. We can offer quick lead times on custom belt conveyors.

CUSTOM CONVEYORS

Quality manufactured incline conveyors, supplied with 12-month manufactures warranty as standard.

Competitive Pricing 

Our prices remain competitive while maintaining the quality of U.K manufactured equipment. Competitive pricing for OEM and Re-sellers.

New Incline Belt Conveyor Manufacturers

New Incline Belt Conveyor Sections by KBR Machinery Conveyor Sections.

We manufacture our own line of New Belt Conveyors, from our site in Telford Shropshire.

We have heavily invested in our manufacturing facility. We are in control of our own conveyor belt manufacturing design, steel processing, finishing, and assembling of conveyors from start to finish.

We offer our own KCB Range of new belt conveyors customers, along with having the experience to design and build custom belt conveyors to suit specific applications.

To speak to us about your new belt conveyor requirements, Please Contact Us.

How does an Incline Belt conveyor work?

A Basic Incline belt conveyors work by incorporating two rollers; One being an idler pulley and another being a powered pulley.

These rollers are then set into a solid frame typically made from steel, stainless steel, or aluminum profile.

Manufacturers will fold this frame using a brake press, as a solid  C section with a reverse bend, or Create two parallel Z sections to be joined together.

When using a Z Section the two frames will be joined together using a cross brace. Cross braces are typically welded bars and/or bolted cross members.

The Slider bed of the conveyor will usually be decided based on the application of the conveyor. In warehousing, slider beds will usually be made up either using rollers or folded steel sections called bedpans/trays or bed sections.

The advantage of using bed rollers over pans would be that the load over the drive will be decreased dramatically, as the friction derived from the belt is far less.

This advantage is particularly important when considering the drive size required to pull the necessary force to be placed on the belt.

And can also be an advantage when considering the total power consumption of a belt conveyor system.

Drive Locations can also play an important part in a belt conveyor. Typically a drive would sit at the end of the conveyor to pull the belt in the correct direction of travel.

When belt conveyors are required to be functional in forward and reverse directions or considering a belt length over 10m, it will be fairly common practice to expect these conveyors to have a centrally located drive unit.