Wood Chip Scrap Conveyor
Woodworking machinery produces shavings and offcuts faster than anyone can sweep them, and a blocked floor stops production. This system puts a wide collection belt beneath the machining area to take waste as it falls, then transfers it to a cleated incline conveyor that lifts the material clear and discharges it to a collection point. The cleats are what make the incline work — loose shavings will not climb a plain belt at that angle. Sized for continuous running rather than intermittent clearing, the system keeps scrap moving away from the process without operators having to stop and clear it by hand.
Key Features
- Wide collection belt taking waste directly as it falls from machining
- Cleated incline belt lifting loose material that a plain belt cannot carry
- Continuous running, so scrap never accumulates enough to stop production
- Discharge to a central collection point away from the working area
- Removes manual clearing from the operators entirely
