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Conveyor Product: High-capacity spiral conveyors
Continuously conveying full and empty bottles, cans, jars and similar containers up or down are mass flow spiral conveyors.
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By Modern Materials Handling Staff October 22, 2010
Continuously conveying full and empty bottles, cans, jars and similar containers up or down are mass flow spiral conveyors. The conveyor’s small footprint yields space savings. Equipped with extended in- and out-feed tangents to facilitate smooth side transfer to and from external conveyors, the spirals come with 12-, 16- or 20-inch wide slats. Capacities reach 2,000 bottles or cans per minute. Powdered coated carbon steel, stainless steel and washdown finishes may be specified. Ryson, 757-898-1530, www.ryson.com
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