Multi-level elevation in a minimal footprint.
A modular belt climbing a helix around a central column — several metres of lift in the footprint of one machine, with no transfer between levels.
Scroll to walk the assembly. Each step picks out the parts it describes in colour and leaves the rest in plain steel.
The geared drive head sits at the top of the column and pulls the modular belt through the whole helix. Mounting it at the discharge means the belt is under tension on the climb rather than pushed, so it tracks cleanly through every turn.
Machined joining plates tie each tier back to the column and hold the helix at a constant pitch. They carry the running surface, so the belt is supported continuously rather than spanning between widely spaced arms.
A radius-capable modular belt climbs the tower in a continuous helix. Because the belt is built from interlocking modules it can collapse on the inside edge and stretch on the outside, which is what lets one unbroken run change level without a transfer.
The idler assembly closes the loop at the infeed and carries the take-up. Tension is set here, away from the drive, so belt tracking can be adjusted without disturbing the gearmotor.
80 × 80 aluminium profile forms the central column the helix wraps around. Profile lets every tier bracket, guide and guard clamp anywhere along the run, so the pitch of the spiral is set on assembly rather than fixed by drilled holes.
A welded star base spreads the tower load across four braked castors, so the whole spiral can be repositioned by one operator and then locked rigid. The plan view on the GA drawing shows the footprint this needs.
Elevations, plan and isometric from the production GA sheet — the same drawing the machine is built from.
Versatile across multiple product types and industries
Enhanced operational efficiency
Minimal maintenance requirements
Extended operational lifespan
Hygienic construction standards
Space-efficient (compact footprint) design
Fully customizable configurations
Quiet and stable performance
High load-bearing capacity
Simple assembly with quick belt replacement
Bi-directional operation with right- or left-mounted motor
An envelope, not a fixed configuration — every dimension is set on the GA drawing.
