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Used Hackemack Roller Conveyors

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    1992 Hackemack KTR 95365

    1992 Hackemack KTR 95365

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Hackemack
    • Model: KTR

    Driven: Yes | Length mm: 1000 | Working width mm: 1350 | Overall height mm: 850 - 950 | Roll pitch mm: 140 | Roll diameter: 65 | Transport speed m/min: 6 - 30 | Drive power kw: 0,37

    Petershagen, Germany
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    1992 Hackemack KTR 342 S

    1992 Hackemack KTR 342 S 95372

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Hackemack
    • Model: KTR 342 S

    Working width mm: 1350 | Overall height mm: 950 | Adjustable: Yes | Roll pitch mm: 140 | Roll diameter: 62 | Length mm: 4000 | Transport speed m/min: 6-30 | Drive power kw: 1,5 | Free text: with 8 pcs. Straight ...

    Petershagen, Germany

Overview

Conveyors are essential machinery used to transport materials and goods efficiently across various industries, including manufacturing, warehousing, and mining. They come in various types such as belt, roller, and chain conveyors, each designed to handle specific types of materials and operational requirements. Conveyors help streamline processes, reduce manual labor, and increase productivity.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when purchasing a conveyor?

Consider the type and size of materials to be transported, the required conveyor length, speed, load capacity, and compatibility with your existing systems. Assess the conveyor's durability and maintenance needs as well.

How can I safely ship a conveyor to my facility?

Ensure the conveyor is disassembled if necessary and securely packaged. Use a reliable transport service that specializes in heavy machinery to prevent damage during transit.

What are the maintenance requirements for a conveyor?

Regular maintenance includes inspecting belts or rollers for wear and tear, ensuring proper tension, lubricating moving parts, and checking for alignment. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for optimal performance.