Reciprocating Belt Conveyor

The Reciprocating Belt Conveyor is also called Reciprocating Head Conveyor, which is used for transporting and distributing uniformly green pellets from the transfer belt conveyor to the wide belt conveyor.

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Reciprocal belt conveyors are constructed out of heavy-duty rigid steel, which normally includes the reciprocating carriage, slide plate, carrying idlers, take-up station, belts, and reciprocation drives. The steel construction is designed to withstand all of the accelerating forces generated by the carriage and minimize vibrations caused by the carriage. The reciprocating carriage consists of a steel frame with the discharge pulley carrying idlers and a snub pulley. In addition, the reciprocal belt conveyor consists of a control panel with a user-friendly HMI (Human Machine Interface), which could be linked to the DCS for centralized equipment control.

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Reciprocating movements are performed by a hydraulic drive unit. The speed of the belt can be controlled by a frequency-controlled electrical motor in accordance with the reciprocating carriage speed by a hydraulic drive unit in connection with a speed adjustable device. The reciprocating belt conveyor is designed and built to restart under a full load.

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CVIC specializes in designing and fabricating conveyors for effectively handling iron ore pellets in pelletizing plants. Our Reciprocating Belt Conveyors are designed to minimize the breakage of green pellets during the process as well as maintain a high level of durability with a heavy-duty nature. By combining our advanced manufacturing technology with in-depth knowledge of iron ore pellet processing phases, four decades of industry experience and a commitment to research and development, we are able to deliver the most effective iron ore screening solution for your application.