V-TROUGH® – Vibratory Inclined Conveyors
Foundry and Metalcasting Solutions
Die Casting Equipment
ELEVATE YOUR PRODUCT
General Kinematics V-TROUGH® inclined conveyors are designed to elevate your product without the inherent problems found with metal belts and other elevating products. The V-TROUGH® is based on GK’s proven conveyor designs, with unique features like our PARA-MOUNT II® vibratory drive system and is available in various balancing options to best suit your process.
PROCESS BENEFITS
Energy efficient natural frequency conveyors are inherently efficient, using the energy stored within the spring reactor system to reduce motor and horsepower requirements Jam-proof, heavy-duty designs reduce maintenance costs and downtime Available in inclines up to 19 degrees depending on your product and process requirements General Kinematics inclined conveyor equipment is tailored to your specific application to provide the most cost effective and reliable system available.
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- CASE STUDIES
BROCHURE
Case studies
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Case Study: Inclined Conveyors
Challenge A Midwest foundry had limited space for their sand reclamation system. Unable to expand the building to gain the room needed or reposition their system to fit the necessary additions, the foundry began to research a solution that could solve their problem. Approach The foundry approached General Kinematics to solve their problem. Their existing…
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Vibratory Conveyor Solution
Read about this foundry that depended on their General Kinematics conveyor to provide the performance and reliability they needed to keep their facility running. “Atlas Foundry Co., an established supplier of high quality grey iron castings for over 120 years, was in need of a mold dump transfer conveyor at their Marion, IN facility. They…
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Case Study: On the Hunt for a Screening Material Solution
On the Hunt for a Screening Material Solution Challenge A customer had an existing system that used a grizzly section running perpendicular to the material flow stream. The grizzly section of this stationary unit constantly clogged up and needed to be cleaned manually by the facilities operations team. If it was not kept clean all…
