KFT-20 · Chain Series

Chain Conveyor

Chain-driven transport for heavy and bulk loads.

Chain Conveyor — installed unit, full height, portrait 1500×2000 · WEBP · shot on the line, not on white Photography pending
Overview

A Chain Conveyor moves materials using a continuous chain running over sprockets powered by a motor. Products sit directly on the chain or on fixtures attached to it, making it ideal for transporting heavy or bulky items across manufacturing and industrial settings. Its robust chain-drive construction ensures stable, consistent movement with reduced maintenance.

Features

What is built into it

  • 01

    Heavy-duty construction

  • 02

    Durable chain drive

  • 03

    Customizable configuration

  • 04

    Versatile applications

  • 05

    Handles large, heavy items

  • 06

    Stable movement

  • 07

    Reduced maintenance

  • 08

    Consistent operation

Specification

Standard ranges

Read these as the envelope, not a fixed configuration. Length, width, height, finish and drive are set per application on the GA drawing.

Chain Conveyor — GA drawing, plan and elevation, key dimensions called out SVG or PDF · 1-colour line art · dimensioned Drawing pending
Length
1.5-10 m / Customized
Width
300-600 mm
Height
700-900 mm / Customized
MOC
SS 304 / MS
Surface Finish
SS Matt / Bead Blast or MS Painting & Powder Coating
Speed
5-15 m/min
Motor Position
Right / Left
Voltage
220 V / 415 V
Drive Type
Direct / Chain
Direction
Single
Resting
Levelling Pads / Wheel
Applications

Where it runs

  • Transferring heavy components between workstations
  • Boxes handling in warehouses
  • Capping bottles
  • Handling food grains
  • Moving blister packs
  • Transporting tablets/capsules
  • Airports
  • Assembly Lines
  • Automobile
  • Cosmetics
  • E-commerce
  • Electronics
  • Food and Beverages
  • Manufacturing
  • Packaging
  • Pharma
  • Warehousing
  • Waste Management
Start a project

Specify this conveyor to your line.

Send the product, the rate and the floor plan. We come back with a layout, a full specification and a price — normally within five working days.