Product Brochure: Prab Steel Belt Conveyors
Metalworking’s Most Versatile Belt Conveyor
Transfer a Broad Range of Wet or Dry Material in a Variety of Paths
PRAB Steel Belt Conveyor
More versatile than other types of conveyors, the PRAB Steel Belt Conveyor can be used to handle any type of metal scrap- from bushy material to chips and turnings, wet or dry- in any volume and in a wide variety of conveyor paths.
System Benefits:
- Minimized scrap contact with operators
- Reduced workplace accidents by up to 25%
- Decreased forklift traffic
- Low maintenance
System Features:
- Extended service life with replaceable bushings
- Interlocking side wings for efficient conveying of small pieces
- Engineered to meet specific application requirements
- Precision die-formed hinged sections for low maintenance
- Three end configurations to match application requirements
- Heavy-duty side frames
- Available in 2-1/2”, 4”, 6” and 9” pitch
PRAB Steel Belt Conveyors
Metalworking’s Most Versatile Belt Conveyor
System Options:
- Drive can be mounted above, below or on the side of the conveyor
- Custom skirts, chutes and hoppers to fit application requirements
- Special side sections are available for height restrictions
- Track and wear bars for precise belt tracking and longer life
- Variable speed drive with overload protection
- Pusher flights for positive material flow
- Choice of open or closed frame construction (6” and 9” pitch only)
- Casters, special supports and impact bars
- Belt reinforcing impact plates
- Skirts, chutes and hopper options
9” Pitch Roller
Optional Impact Plates
Hinged Steel Belts are available plain, dimpled or perforated
Conveyor Belt Types:
Hinged Steel Belt
An industry standard, this conveyor belt comes in smooth, dimpled or perforated styles (image left)
Beaded Pan Belt
Designed for high heat and heavy wear applications
PRAB Pivot™ Belt
A PRAB exclusive. This belt handles thin small chips and sticky scrap that would normally carry over.
Available in 2-1/2” and 4” pitch only.
Z-Style
- Different elevation of discharge point
- For use in filling larger containers
- Used in overhead layouts
L-Style
- Different elevation of discharge point
- For use in filling small containers
Straight
- Horizontal or inclined layouts