A modular belt curve turns the line through 90° or 180° while carrying the product on the same belt type as the straight runs either side — so the change of direction adds no transfer, and the whole run cleans and is maintained as one system.
This is what makes a 180° curve genuinely useful: it lets a line double back on itself within the building footprint instead of needing length that is not there. In a plant where space is the binding constraint rather than speed, that is often the difference between a layout that fits and one that does not.
Built to the plant's requirements and, where the application calls for it, in complete compliance with the strictest hygiene regulations and washdown requirements. MEPA sizes the curve radius against the pack dimensions and stability, since an under-radiused curve is where packs tip.
90° and 180° curves for modular belt lines that turn mass flows of containers and packs without transfers.
Side-flexing modular belts turn products smoothly while keeping the line compact.
- 90° and 180° versions
- Side-flexing modular belts
- Multiple radii and widths
- Easy module replacement
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