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Apron Conveyor Chain Assemblies
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Apron Conveyor Chain Assemblies - APRON STYLE - A
- Adaptable to most pitch sizes
- Pan bottoms are above the chain pitch centerline.
- Most widely used on horizontal and incline applications up to 35 degrees.
- Double beaded pans resist leakage.
- Commonly used with A and K style chain attachments.
- Optional outboard rollers available to carry heavier loads and reduce maintenance costs.
- Ideal for fine or hot materials.
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Apron Conveyor Chain Assemblies - APRON STYLE - B
- Generally used with larger pitch sizes (>8”) and heavier loads/capacities.
- Pan bottoms are typically below the chain pitch centerline.
- Able to withstand reasonable impacts from larger material clumps.
- Often used on incline applications up to 35 degrees.
- Deep double beaded pans offer a rigid heavy duty platform allowing for greater conveyor widths.
- Optional outboard rollers available to carry heavier loads and reduce maintenance costs.
- Through rods and load deflection rails are options for the more extreme conditions.
- Ideal for heavy materials of various temperatures.
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Apron Conveyor Chain Assemblies - APRON STYLE - C
- Pan bottoms formed extra deep, well below the chain centerline.
- Extra Deep pans allow for higher capacity transports up steep slopes.
- Deep double beaded pans offer a rigid heavy duty platform allowing for greater conveyor widths.
- Optional outboard rollers available to carry heavier loads and reduce maintenance costs.
- Through rods and load deflection rails are options for the more extreme conditions.
- Ideal for heavy materials of various temperatures.
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Apron Conveyor Chain Assemblies - APRON STYLE - D
- Single bead pans are ideal for inclined positive discharge systems.
- Typically utilized for inclined systems up to 35 degrees.
- Angular apron configuration helps resist rollback of material.
- G attachments are common.
- Outboard rollers available.
- Smooth, gentle discharge - ideal for transporting fragile materials.