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Dorner Manufacturing: 2200 and 2300 series low-profile belt conveyors



Over the last 51 years, Dorner’s product line has evolved from a single, low profile metalworking conveyor to a robust line of industrial, sanitary, and automation precision conveyors. We have solutions for a broad range of industries including packaging, automation, food processing, manufacturing, pharmaceutical, medical and more!
975 Cottonwood Ave
Hartland, Wisconsin, 53029
United States
(262) 367-7600  (800) 397-8664 
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Make tight transfers with small-pitch modular conveyor belt

Make tight transfers with small-pitch modular conveyor belt The 2200 and 2300 series low-profile belt conveyors are now offered with a modular plastic belt small-pitch option that provides nosebar transfers as tight as 0.31 inch. The tight nosebar transfers, combined with compact construction, make the conveyor ideal for in-feed and out-feed to machinery, as well as for unit handling within a machine. Intended for applications that involve small parts transfer from one conveyor to another, the device can also be used to route products from a conveyor onto a production area for additional assembly/packaging. Nosebars also allow for additional clearance around the end of the conveyor, making the end more accessible and creating room for other machinery. Dorner Manufacturing, 800-397-8664, [url=http://www.dornerconveyors.com]http://www.dornerconveyors.com[/url].

The 2200 and 2300 series low-profile belt conveyors from Dorner are now offered with a modular plastic belt small-pitch option that provides nosebar transfers as tight as 0.31 inch.

The tight nosebar transfers, combined with compact construction, make the conveyor ideal for in-feed and out-feed to machinery, as well as for unit handling within a machine. Intended for applications that involve small parts transfer from one conveyor to another, the device can also be used to route products from a conveyor onto a production area for additional assembly/packaging.

Nosebars also allow for additional clearance around the end of the conveyor, making the end more accessible and creating room for other machinery.