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 Every production line has it’s characteristics.
In
order to respond to all your needs, we, at UPM put all our resources in
designing and producing the answer to your requirements.
The
SYS*CON conveyor system is highly versatile and adaptable. It’s design
allows UPM to tailor its shape to your requirements (incline, 90° - 180°
radius and functionality with the help of our in house PLC).
The
side frames of the conveyor are made of HMWPE which is
durable, tough and fully suited to operation in an industrial environment.
Mounted on a purpose designed aluminium profile frame with heavy duty
lockable castors or foot pad.
All
UPM conveyor systems use a link belt which does not require tensioning or
tracking. The precision machined tracks used to guide the belt are designed
to feature a minimum of
joints, ensuring a smooth product flow without hold up points or ingress of
product into the track.
 We
are also able to offer our conveyors with the belt flush with the top of the
sides. This allows products wider than the conveyor to be carried and is
ideal for robot applications (no potential obstacle).
The
high torque gear motor positioned on the underside of the belt surface
drives a toothed sprocket that engages directly on the belt. This results in
a positive drive without slipping.
Our
standard polypropylene link belt is impervious to oil, water and is able to
operate with product temperature of 104°C (constant). We have nevertheless
access to a wide range of belt enabling us to respond to your individual
requirements. Also, stainless steel components can be fitted to the conveyor
to suit a water bath application.
Our
“standard” conveyor is build with HMWPE sides 20 millimetres thick. This
will allow you to implement light to medium application.
If
you have a large or heavy applications, we also offer, based on the same
principal, a conveyor built with HMWPE sides 30 millimetres thick.
All our conveyors are mounted on an aluminium profile chassis. |
Central Conveying system: 
More
and more production sites are automated. 
Does your machine output require to be boxed up with a set
number of parts?
