Changes product direction by 90 degrees on a continuous guided belt.
A 90 degree belt turning conveyor keeps cartons on one continuous belt through a right-angle change, avoiding the transfer gaps that come from butting two straight conveyors together.
JINDA sets the inner radius, belt width and guide profile against your product footprint so items stay aligned through the curve. The unit is built to the same belt speed and working height as the straight sections it connects to.
| Turning angle | 30 / 45 / 90 / 180 / 270 degrees |
|---|---|
| Turning radius | R300 - R1200 mm |
| Carrying surface | Belt, conical rollers or chain plates |
| Belt / roller width | Set by product footprint |
| Frame material | Carbon steel powder coated / stainless steel 304 |
| Belt speed | Matched to the connected straight sections |
| Guide | Side guides and guard rails as required |
| Power supply | Configured to destination country standard |
| Turning angle | 90 degrees (other angles on request) |
| Inner radius | R300 - R1200 mm |
Typical configuration ranges shown for guidance. Final values are confirmed against your product, throughput and site conditions before production.
Send the product dimensions and weight, required length and width, throughput, working height, any incline or turning requirement, the working environment and your local electrical standard. We return a layout and specification for confirmation before fabrication, then assemble and run the unit in our workshop prior to dispatch.
Looking for the whole line rather than a single unit? See our Turning Conveyor range, the industry solutions, or the frequently asked questions.
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Send the product details and your floor layout. Our engineers will come back with a recommended configuration and a quotation. Drawings and photos are welcome.