Conveyor Systems — Modular and PVC Belt Conveyor Manufacturing
Modular belt and PVC belt conveyors that move product between production lines: stainless frames, adjustable speed, and straight, inclined or curved layouts designed to fit the line.
Conveyor Systems
Conveyor systems are the core material handling equipment that keeps product flow inside a production line continuous and controlled. Kasas Teknoloji manufactures modular belt and PVC belt conveyors for food and packaging plants, with every unit engineered around the existing line layout. Frames are built from stainless steel or painted carbon steel, and the hygienic design favours open, washable surfaces and belt groups that can be stripped without special tooling. Because speed is adjustable at the drive, the transfer rate follows the tempo of the line rather than forcing it. Straight, inclined and curved bodies close the gaps between machines so operators no longer carry product by hand. Installation and commissioning are delivered turnkey.
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A belt conveyor is built around a continuous carrying surface running between a drive drum and a take-up drum. A geared motor turns the drive drum, the contact between drum and belt moves the surface, and the product simply rides the conveyor belt along the route. A modular belt is assembled from interlocking plastic segments joined by rods and is driven by sprockets, so it cannot slip and can follow curved paths. A PVC belt is a single endless surface and gives a thinner, quieter answer on straight, short runs. For inclined transfer the belt is specified with a textured surface, cleats or sidewall profiles so units do not slide back. The take-up assembly keeps tension stable in operation while side guides hold product on the line. Speed is controlled by a frequency inverter and set to match production demand.
- Modular plastic belt option: sprocket-driven, slip-free motion suited to curved and inclined routes.
- PVC belt option: thin carrying surface and quiet running, efficient on straight, short transfers.
- Stainless frame with open profiles simplifies washdown cleaning and reduces residue build-up.
- Inverter speed control keeps the belt conveyor synchronised with upstream and downstream machines.
- Adjustable feet and side guides hold line height and product position steady during operation.
- Belt group strips out with minimal tooling, shortening cleaning and maintenance downtime.
- Straight, inclined, curved and Z-frame types, engineered together with your existing line layout.
- Product feeding and intermediate transfer on food lines
- Transfer between packaging machines
- Linking filling and labelling stations
- Infeed and outfeed for ovens and cooling tunnels
- Inclined transfer to storage and dispatch points
- Working belt for sorting and inspection stations
- Belt type
- Modular plastic or PVC
- Frame material
- Stainless 304 / 316 or painted carbon steel
- Transfer direction
- Horizontal, inclined or curved
- Speed
- Adjustable via frequency inverter
- Belt width and length
- Defined per project
- Installation
- Turnkey, commissioned on site
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a conveyor and what does it do on a production line?
A conveyor moves product from one point to another on a continuously running surface. On a production line it closes the gaps between machines, removes manual carrying and keeps the tempo of the line stable. Product flow stays uninterrupted, and operators can focus on inspection or sorting instead of feeding equipment by hand.
What is the difference between a modular belt and a PVC belt?
A modular belt is assembled from plastic segments joined by rods and driven by sprockets, so it cannot slip, can be repaired segment by segment and can follow curves. A PVC belt is one endless surface: thinner, quieter and economical on straight, short runs. The choice follows line geometry, product type and the cleaning regime.
Will product slide back on an inclined conveyor?
On a plain belt surface, sliding starts beyond a certain angle. Inclined conveyors therefore use textured belts, cleats welded across the belt, or sidewall profiles that hold each unit in place. The right combination depends on product weight, surface texture and the incline angle required, and is decided during engineering.
Which belt is used in food production?
Food lines use belts made from food-contact suitable materials together with stainless steel frames. Where washdown cleaning applies, open profiles, free water drainage and belt groups that strip out quickly are preferred. Depending on the product, either a modular belt or a food-grade PVC belt is specified, decided alongside the cleaning regime.
Can conveyor speed be adjusted?
Yes. When the drive motor runs through a frequency inverter, belt speed can be varied steplessly during operation. This lets the conveyor match the tempo of the packaging or filling machine next to it. The working speed range is defined during engineering and can be set by the operator from the control panel.
Is this system right for your plant?
Contact us for capacity, dimensions and integration; let us engineer your system.