Belt Conveyor
Reliable. Efficient. Built to perform.
Our belt conveyors are engineered for high throughput and long service life, built for seamless integration across a wide range of material handling applications and manufactured to the highest standards.
Heavy-duty construction
Heavy-duty belt conveyor construction engineered for the most demanding warehouse and manufacturing environments.
Customisable
Tailored belt conveyor modules to suit your facility layout, product type, and throughput requirements.
Low maintenance
Designed for easy maintenance and minimal operational downtime.
Overview
Our belt conveyor modules are designed to handle a wide variety of products across diverse industries. Built with quality components and precision engineering, every belt conveyor we supply delivers reliable performance in the most demanding warehouse, distribution, and manufacturing environments.
Whether you need a single belt conveyor or a full distribution centre, our modules are built to meet your exact specifications and performance requirements.
Key applications
- Carton & case handling
- E-commerce fulfilment
- Distribution & warehousing
- Manufacturing lines
- Food & beverage industry
- Parcel & post operations
- Tote & bin conveying
- General material handling
Features
Strong & reliable construction
Heavy-duty belt conveyor frames and quality components ensure long-term durability and dependable operation.
High throughput capability
Designed for speed and efficiency — ideal for high-volume e-commerce, parcel, and distribution operations.
Flexible configuration
Available in widths from 400–1500 mm with custom lengths, inclines, and layouts to suit any project.
Easy integration
Seamlessly integrates with other conveyor systems, WCS/WMS platforms, and warehouse automation equipment.
Technical specifications
Standard configurations are listed below. Belt widths, lengths, speeds and drive positions are all built to suit your layout — the full datasheet covers frame construction, belt options and drive arrangements in detail.
| Belt width | 400–1500 mm (standard) |
| Conveyor length | Up to 60 m (standard) — longer lengths on request |
| Conveyor speed | Up to 120 m/min (variable speed available) |
| Load capacity | Up to 150 kg/m (application dependent) |
| Frame construction | Powder-coated mild steel / stainless steel (optional) |
| Belt type | PVC, PU, rubber — various profiles available |
| Drive type | Direct drive / gear motor drive |
| Power supply | 240V single phase / 415V three phase — 50 Hz |
| Operating temperature | 0°C to 40°C (standard) |
* Specifications may vary based on application. Contact us for detailed information.
Belt curves, merges and diverts
A belt line rarely runs straight. Where product needs to change direction, join another flow or leave the line, these HD-BCV modules do it on the same frame, drives and controls as the straight belt conveyor — so the whole system stays one platform to install, operate and maintain.
Belt curves
HD-BCV belt curves carry cartons, totes and freight through a change of direction on a closed belt surface, so there is no transfer gap for product to catch on. A friction drive with belt guiding keeps tracking stable at full speed.
- Angles of 30°, 45°, 60°, 90° and 180°
- Inside radius up to 2m
- Belt width up to 1.5m
- Speeds up to 150 m/min
- 50kg standard, up to 300kg heavy duty
Full belt merge
The full belt merge brings a secondary line onto the main conveyor without a pusher or diverter. A nose-bar belt wrap keeps the transfer flat and continuous, so cartons and parcels join the flow at speed instead of stopping to be pushed.
- Merge angles of 30° and 45°
- Module lengths 1.25m to 2.5m
- Width up to 1.5m
- Speeds up to 150 m/min
- Loads up to 75kg
Strip belt merge
The strip belt merge feeds cargo onto a line at an angle using a striped diagonal junction. Because the surface is built from independent strips, damage to one strip will not stop the module — a genuine uptime advantage in parcel and CEP operations. Paired with a belt deflector it diverts product out of the line as well.
- Diagonal feed and divert at various angles
- Extremely short structural lengths
- Very low working widths possible
- Suited to cycle operation
- Energy efficient and economic design
Frequently asked questions
What can a belt conveyor handle that rollers cannot?
A continuous belt supports the whole base of a product, so it carries small, soft-bottomed, irregular or bagged items that would fall between rollers — polybags, sacks, loose parts and unstable cartons.
Can belt conveyors run on an incline?
Yes. Belt is the usual choice for incline and decline runs because the belt surface grips the load. Cleated and high-friction belts extend the workable angle.
Can you build curves and merges?
Yes. We manufacture belt curves, full belt merges and strip belt merges in-house, so a whole line can be built from matching modules rather than mixed suppliers.
How noisy are they?
Belt conveyors run quieter than driven roller because there is no roller-to-product contact and fewer moving parts in the load path.
Where are your belt conveyors made?
Designed and manufactured at our Epping facility in Melbourne, and installed across Australia.
Ready to explore automation?
Contact us today and speak with a member of our team.
