04 / CONVEYING & MATERIAL HANDLING
Ventilation, cooling, incline and biscuit packing feed conveyors, alongside ribbon screw conveying with integrated screening and twin conveyors with a shared drive.
We design conveying systems around the product, equipment layout and available space. The range includes ventilation and cooling, cleated incline, high-speed packing and biscuit packing feed conveyors, ribbon screw conveying with integrated screening, and twin conveyors with one shared drive and two speeds. Dimensions, loading, speeds, transfer points, guides and cleaning access guide the design.
CONVEYING IN ACTION / KEMI
An operating video of a conveyor station transferring and guiding products to the packaging stage, with views of the product path and drive details.
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04.01 / KEMI
Conveyor systems linking product ventilation and cooling stages, including straight and overhead routes and direction changes suited to the factory. Layout, product travel time and connections to preceding and subsequent stages are reviewed together.
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04.02 / KEMI
An inclined conveyor designed and manufactured by KEMI to lift and transfer products between production-line elevations. A stainless steel frame and transverse belt cleats support product transfer during ascent, with guiding, tensioning and connections to upstream and downstream conveyors. Length, width, lift height, incline angle, speed and cleat configuration are defined around the product, required throughput and installation space.
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04.03 / KEMI
Custom conveyor systems for transferring and feeding products to high-speed packing machines. The layout is designed around product dimensions, product characteristics, required throughput and the packing machine’s infeed requirements, supporting a steady product flow between production and packing stages. Conveyor lengths, widths, speeds, belt materials and drive/control arrangements are specified to suit the application and integrate with the existing line.
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A conveyor system that receives biscuits from the main ventilation conveyors and transfers them to the packing machine. Conveyor routing and transfer points are configured around biscuit dimensions, packing-machine infeed requirements and the factory equipment layout. Conveyor lengths, widths, speeds, guiding and integration arrangements are defined around the production rate and operating conditions.
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An integrated unit combining a ribbon screw conveyor with a vibrating screen for product transfer and screening in a single stage. The vibrating mesh retains impurities and agglomerates larger than its openings, while the ribbon screw conveys the product to the next production stage. Built in stainless steel, with dimensions and mesh aperture size tailored to the product and operating requirements.
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04.06 / KEMI
A conveying unit combining two integrated conveyors with a shared drive, each operating at a different speed to coordinate product transfer between conveying stages. The example shows drive, tensioning and shaft arrangements within one frame. Each belt’s length, width and material, the two required speeds or their ratio, working height, guides and transfer points are defined around the product and production-line layout.
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