Chip conveyors play a vital role in modern industrial production lines. Their main function is to remove scrap or chips produced by cutting tools. Also known as swarf, these scraps are a common by-product of metal machining and handling.

The design of the chip conveyor makes chip recycling simple, functional and efficient. Particularly when handling large amounts of scrap, in heavy-duty and wear-and-tear applications, or when space is limited, chip conveyors can play an important role. They can handle any type of metal scrap, including chips, drill shavings, particulates, cut and stamped parts, whether dry or wet.

The operating principle of the chip conveyor is based on a multi-link concept, which guarantees continuous, trouble-free operation even if the conveyor belt is severely damaged. This trouble-free operation ensures productivity and profitability, thereby increasing the efficiency and uptime of production processes around the clock, 24/7.

The chip conveyor not only improves the work environment and factory productivity, it also eliminates the dangerous and messy manual work associated with chip handling. Chip conveyors can also move chips hundreds of feet to a central collection point in a factory, and even convert those chips into valuable, easily stored bricks.

Chip conveyors are a key technology in modern industrial production lines. They play an important role in improving production efficiency, protecting the environment and ensuring worker safety.