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8″ CONVEYOR SYSTEM FOR BREAKFAST CEREAL

Cablevey Cereal Conveyor Systems are suitable for moving all sorts of food batch ingredients and finished cereals.

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CABLEVEY CONVEYOR SYSTEM

Cablevey cable conveyor & tubular drag conveyor systems are the gentle, clean and cost-effective way to move materials around your production facility. Its unique enclosed cable and disc systems can convey up to 1240 ft3 (35 m3) / 49,420 lbs. per hour. Breakfast cereal, almonds, roasted whole bean coffee, peanuts, pistachios, malted barley, powders, chunks, flakes, pellets, shavings, crumbles, granules and fluff can all be handled with ease. Numerous layouts are available using multiple inlets and outlets. Product separation and degradation are practically eliminated. Cablevey replaces Bucket Elevators, Screw Conveyors, Pneumatic and Aeromechanical Systems. 

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Settling on the Right Kind of Conveyor for a Particular Production Facility

Although conveyor belts are simple, reliable, and affordable, they are not always easy on the items and materials they are used to transport. In some cases, larger items that line up neatly along a conveyor belt will experience relatively little stress and wear as they move from one place to the next, and conveyor belts can make excellent solutions in these situations. When smaller items, particularly a loose or irregular sort, are placed on conveyor belts, the issues become more complicated. Relatively rugged items might stand up well to the friction, blockages, and congestion that often result, but others could be damaged in the process.

In cases of the latter kind, it often makes more sense to look beyond the simple conveyor belt and to seek out more advanced and sophisticated means of moving products around. There are a number of better-evolved ways of accommodating products that would not fare well on common conveyor belts, and at least one of these approaches will often prove to be superior.

Companies like Cablevey Conveyors, for example, produce Tube Conveyors that can be far more suitable when needs of these kinds crop up. Unlike a simple conveyor belt, a Tubular Drag Conveyor does not allow items it transports to pile up against one another in the process. Instead, a series of distinct, separate, walled-off sections break up what would otherwise be a disorderly stream of items into smaller chunks.

At the same time, a conveyor of this kind also affords gentler treatment to its contents. Rather than simply having the underlying belt produce the force that moves items from one spot to the next, a Cable Conveyor will have individual elements positioned along its drive-imparting central cable. This more focused and orderly application of force helps keeps delicate items from grinding against conveyor walls and otherwise experiencing wear as the move along a production line, resulting in a far lower likelihood of damage in many cases.

While these advantages will sometimes not stand out, in many applications they can be highly relevant and valuable. The particulars of individual products and processes tend to determine when a simple conveyor belt will make sense and when more advanced approaches will be needed. Judging when this is the case can take some in-depth analysis and not a small amount of experience, but the effort always proves to be worth it in the end. A production facility that is provided with the most appropriate kind of conveyor system, after all, will always be more reliable and efficient than one that makes do with a less well-suited tool.