Pipe Rail Elevating Conveyor are designed to lift or lower carcasses to a certain height in slaughterhouse equipment. In the pipe-rail meat conveying line, pipe rail hoist and drop machines are very important equipment.
The motor drives the chain and the push plate to move together through the drive shaft sprocket. During operation, the push plate pushes the pulley to move in a certain direction.
It is mainly composed of a motor, driving sprocket, chain, push plate, galvanized frame, etc.
| Running speed | 15m/sec |
| Lifting slope | less than 45° |
| Dimensions | can be customized |
| Power | 1.5kw |
1. Pay attention to whether the motor, reducer, and bearing are running normally. The lubricating oil in the reducer should be appropriate and replaced regularly.
2. Always check the tightness of the chain.
No. We are the original manufacturer of animal slaughtering lines, meat processing equipment, deboning and cutting system, spare parts, etc.
We have 3 slaughtering lines in our factory, including 1 cattle slaughtering line, 1 sheep slaughtering line and 1 pig slaughtering line. We also have deboning and cutting systems, hygiene tools, etc in our factory. You can also see the different design in our sample line room.
Normally, we will need 3 weeks for single machine, and 2 months for a whole production line. For confirmation, we will need to confirm with production director first. However, we will make your production lines as soon as possible.
We will need 30% of total contract value in advance by T/T as deposit. And the balance will be paid before your products are shipped out of factory.
We have our own inspection team in factory. They will inspect the raw material, semi-finished product, finished product following our drawing and standard in quotation sheet. You will get what you see during factory visit and you can check your products during the production anytime during the production.
Yes. We will send 1 engineer for overseas project guiding installation. As a buyer, you will need to pay for the round way air tickets, food and accommodation, local transportation in your project location, and also pay the allowance of the technician during installation.
