Pneumatic Tensioning System

Automatically maintains optimal cable tension using pneumatic force, ensuring extended cable life and reduced downtime. This system minimizes maintenance requirements while enhancing overall system reliability.

Clean-in-Place (CIP) Systems
Available for both dry and wet cleaning, enhancing sanitation efficiency and reducing changeover time between production runs.

Multiple Inlet & Discharge Options
Supports complex routing, batching, and controlled product delivery to multiple destinations, increasing system flexibility and throughput.

Inspection & Access Ports
Transparent covers and easy-access points simplify visual inspection and maintenance tasks without disrupting operations.

Food-Grade & Sanitary Construction
Constructed from 304 or 316 stainless steel with polished internal surfaces to meet FDA and USDA requirements for hygienic processing.

Variable Speed Drives
Provides precise control over product flow rates and ensures gentle handling of fragile or blended materials.

Explosion-Proof Components
ATEX-compliant options available for safe operation in hazardous or combustible environments.

Integrated Controls
Custom PLCs, HMI panels, and sensors enable automated operation and seamless integration into broader processing systems.

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Q: Are these conveyors suitable for food-grade applications?
A: Yes, by using stainless tubing, UHMW-PE discs and CIP options, they meet hygiene standards for both food and pharmaceutical applications.

Q: Can they operate vertically or around corners?
A: Definitely. The system supports horizontal, vertical and multi‑plane layouts with sweeps at various radii.

Q: What capacities can be handled?
A: Tube sizes ranging from 2″ to 8″ can handle up to ~2,000 ft³/hr, depending on material characteristics and system design.

Q: How do they compare with chain drag conveyors?
A: Cable drag systems offer lower capital costs, higher conveying speeds, greater throughput capacity, and easier installation. They also benefit from reduced wear since there’s no metal-on-metal contact. These features make them an efficient and cost-effective alternative to chain drag systems in many applications.

Q: What maintenance is required?
A: Very little. Occasional cable tension checks are recommended, though optional pneumatic tensioning technology can automate this process to extend cable life.