To ensure efficient product transport, there are different types of belts, each designed for specific needs:

• Modular belt – Durable, easy to clean, and ideal for the food industry

• Modular belt with steps – Specially designed for steep inclines, preventing product rollback

• Bordoflex belt – Features sidewalls and transverse reinforcements, ideal for granular or bulk products requiring greater stability during elevation

• Metal mesh or TDA belt – Ideal for demanding industrial environments and high-temperature materials

• Scraper paddles – Help transport loose and bulky products

• Buckets – Especially suited for granular products and powders

• Stepped PVC belt – Offers increased grip and prevents slipping on steep inclines

These elevators are highly versatile and can be used to transport food products (fruits, vegetables, cereals) as well as industrial materials like screws, coal, minerals, paper, and more.

1. Vertical space optimization
   They allow for vertical transport, reducing the floor space needed.

2. Efficient transport on steep inclines
   Designed to move products at various heights without slippage or falling.

3. Reduced product damage
   Compared to screw conveyors, they offer gentler, safer handling—ideal for fruits, vegetables, and fragile materials.

4. High adaptability
   Can be equipped with various belt types (Bordoflex, modular with steps, buckets, etc.) to handle a wide range of products.

5. Greater energy efficiency
   Compared to horizontal conveyor belts, they may reduce energy consumption by shortening the travel path.

6. Automation and reduced manual labor
   Integrate seamlessly into automated production lines, minimizing manual handling and improving workplace safety.

Industrial elevators are an efficient and versatile solution for vertical transport, helping optimize production, storage, and distribution in industrial environments.