Division
Conveyor Components
Chains, belts, sprockets, and the frame and guide hardware that make up a complete conveyor system.
Modular Belts
Sprockets for Modular Belts
Plastic Table-Top Chain
Stainless Steel Table-Top Chain
Sprockets for Table-Top Chain
Bends (Corner Tracks)
Bases
Bearing Heads
Connecting Joints
Guide Rail Brackets
Tightening Eyebolts
Heads for Brackets
Knobs and Handles
Clamps
Return Rollers
Nose Over Bars
Split Shaft Collars
Shoes
Accessories for Cross Adjustment of Side Guides
Bearing Supports
Bushings
Hinges
Process Control
Modular Transfer Plates
Product Guides and Accessories
Guide Rail Clamps
Product / Chain Guides and Accessories
Chain Guides and Accessories
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What is the difference between a modular belt and a PVC belt?
A PVC belt is a continuous flat belt, friction-driven by pulleys, that needs tensioning and tracking. A modular belt is assembled from interlocking plastic modules joined by pins and is positively driven by sprockets — it cannot slip or mistrack, runs at low tension, and damaged sections are repaired by replacing individual modules rather than re-splicing or replacing the whole belt.
When do I need stainless steel table-top chain instead of plastic?
Plastic (acetal) table-top chain is the standard choice for most food, beverage and packaging lines — it runs quietly and resists corrosion. Stainless steel chain is used where temperature, load or abrasion exceeds what plastic handles — pasteurisers, ovens, can lines, and heavy or hot products.
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