Ammeraal Beltech Modular A/s

Marel Poultry B.v.

Uni-chains A/s

Ammerall Beltech Modular A/s

Ammega Group Ag

Kenneth Westergaard Andersen

Harry Van Der Eerden

Germ Buter

Peter Broe

Michael T Hansen

There is presented a conveyor belt module for a side flexing modular conveyor belt wherein a width ratio between a longitudinal surface width and a maximum width of eye parts placed centrally along a longitudinal is smaller than a width ratio for eye parts placed on both sides of the centrally placed eye parts. There is furthermore presented a modular conveyor belt, a conveyor belt system, a method for conveying one or more elements and use of modular conveyor belt for conveying one or more elements.

Conveyor belt module with relatively narrow surfaces

A fixed radius conveyor belt system of the type assembled from a plurality of substantially identical belt modules is provided. The fixed radius conveyor belt system is assembled from a plurality of belt modules, each having a leading edge and a trailing edge, and an inner side and an outer side and with a modular belt body between therebetween, and where a plurality of eye parts extend from the leading and trailing edges and are off-set on one edge relative to the other edge, such that two adjacent like modular belt links are pushed together. The leading edge and the trailing edge are arranged with a mutual angle β, such that an axis through the leading axis will intercept an axis through the trailing edge in a turning center, such that eye parts further away from the turning center will have curved sides following ever larger circle radiuses.

Fixed radius conveyor belt system

An attachment unit comprising a flight part and an attachment part comprising first and second sets of protrusions wherein each of the protrusions extends away from the flight part in the first transverse direction, and wherein each of the first set of protrusions and the second set of protrusions comprises one or more protrusions, each having one or more protuberances and/or cavities each extending in a longitudinal direction and/or a second transverse direction, and wherein the first set of protrusions is off-set along the second transverse direction.

Attachment unit for conveyor belt module

There is presented a conveyor belt module () with first and second sets of eye parts for allowing connecting the conveyor belt module to a like conveyor belt module (II) via a rod (), said conveyor belt module being suitable for a side flexing modular conveyor belt (), wherein in a cross-sectional plane intersecting an outermost eye part and being orthogonal to a longitudinal axis of the conveyor belt module the conveyor belt module comprises portions of material having positions which on both sides of a plane comprising the longitudinal axis and intersecting both first and second eye parts are present on both sides of axis through both of the first and second eye parts.

Conveyor belt module with portions for overlapping

Provided is a conveyor belt link, of the type used in endless conveyor belts assembled from a plurality of such modular conveyor belt links, where the modular conveyor belt link has a main body extending in the modular belt link's width direction, and where a plurality of eye parts extend forwards and rearwards from the main body, the eye parts being spaced in the width direction of the modular belt link, where forwards extending eye parts are offset relative to rearwards extending eye parts, such that when two modular conveyor belt links are pushed together the eye parts on one link will inter-fit between eye parts on the other modular belt link, wherein the modular belt link laterally is limited by two sides, and that the outermost eye parts on either side are provided with a cutout, such that the width of the modular conveyor belt link is smaller in the cutout than outside the cutout.

Modular conveyor belt link

A hygienic interface structure is provided for installation in a modular conveyor belt of the type assembled from a plurality of substantially identical modular belt links, where the modular belt link has a main body extending in the modular belt link's width direction, and where a plurality of eye parts extend forwards and rearwards from the main body, the eye parts being spaced in the width direction of the modular belt link, such that when two modular conveyor bell links are pushed together, the eye parts on one link will inter-fit between eye parts on the other modular belt link.

Hygienic product support

A clamping device for fastening an injection mold to a tool plate comprises an upper part and a lower part, said lower part having a mounting surface arranged flat against the tool plate. First, second, third and fourth side surfaces upstand from said mounting surface, said upper part having first, second, third and fourth side surfaces. Said upper and lower parts are connected by a first bolt having an axis of symmetry defining an axis. A resilient member is arranged in connection with the first bolt between the upper and lower parts concentrically with the bolt's axis. The first bolt has a non-threaded section such that the lower part or upper part may move along the bolt in the direction of the axis.

Easy clamp

A multipart sprocket wheel engages modular belt modules in a conveyor belt. Each multipart sprocket wheel has two or more periphery elements. Each element has an outer edge and an inner edge. Sprocket teeth are provided on the outer edge. The inner edge has an engagement surface. Each element has fasteners for being fastened to an adjacent periphery element. Two or more periphery elements' outer edges form a full circle. One or more adapter members are used. Each adapter member has an outer face and an inner face. The outer face firmly engages the inner edge of one or more periphery elements. The inner face engages a conveyor drive axle.

Multi part sprocket wheel

A spiral conveyor construction comprises an endless conveyor belt guided on a conveying path. At least a part of the conveying path surrounds a drive tower. Spaced along the periphery of the drive tower are arranged vertical engagement members. Additionally on a lower section of the drive tower adjacent blocks are provided, radially projecting further from the drive tower than the engagement members, and where the blocks are provided with a radially extending secondary rib.

Spiral conveyor construction as well as a drive tower

A two part sprocket wheel engages modular belt modules in a conveyor belt. The sprocket wheel's periphery elements' outer edges form a full circle. On each inner periphery four engagement ridges are provided. When the sprocket wheel is mounted around the axle, only the engagement ridges touch and engage the axle. The sprocket wheel construction between the engagement ridges is removed from the drive axle. It is possible to flush and clean the areas around the drive axle being partly covered by the sprocket wheel in an easy and accessible manner. The engagement ridges have a very limited engagement area in order to contact the drive axle and thereby convey the torque forces from the drive axle to the teeth of the sprocket wheel. The engagement ridges are in very firm engagement with the drive axles, such that no material may remain where the engagement ridges engage the drive axles.

Two part sprocket wheel

Sprocket for conveyor belts

A conveyor belt module of the type having eye parts projecting outwardly from both sides of a central spine, where a plurality of interconnected belt modules define a transport plane, where the eye parts are offsetly spaced along the spine on either side of the spine, said spine defining a central line laterally on each module, such that eye parts on one belt module may be interfitted between eye parts on an adjacent module and mutually connected in a hinge-like manner, characterized in that the belt module comprises at least two types of eye parts: a first type of eye parts arranged on one side of the spine having a central opening in a direction orthogonal to the transport plane with parallel sides delimiting the eye part, and a second type of eye parts arranged on the other side of the spine having a central opening in a direction orthogonal to the transport plane with parallel sides delimiting the eye part, where adjacent the distal end of the second type of eye parts, cams, projecting away from the sides of the eye part, are provided.

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Vejle, Denmark

Kenneth Westergaard Andersen