Spiral Chute

Recent advancements in 3D solid modeling have made it possible to design sanitary gravity down spiral chutes tailored to specific process conditions more efficiently. If you're facing the challenge of transporting delicate, breakable items, a gravity down spiral chute from CONOVEY could be the ideal solution.

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Harnessing the power of gravity effectively, the innovative Spiral Chutes from Dorner (dornerconveyors.com) offer a cost-effective method for gently lowering products to lower levels.

When products enter the Spiral Chute, gravity seamlessly facilitates the descent of items, ensuring safe and smooth transportation downwards. The patented stair-step design enhances the reliability of the product flow, preventing jamming or sticking, especially when moving boxes or packages from overhead conveyors and platforms. Any potential accumulation of packages during their journey is mitigated by the self-clearing mechanism of the chute.

Spiral Chutes are particularly suited for a variety of lightweight products, accommodating different packaging types, such as cardboard, flexible pouches, and corrugated boxes. The unique stair-step configuration supports simultaneous descent of differently sized packages, with lengths as short as 3 inches and weights ranging from 1 ounce to 50 lbs, ensuring versatility.

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Key Features and Advantages of Spiral Chutes:

• Two material options:
  • Galvanized steel featuring plated fasteners
  • #4 Polish 300 Series stainless steel with stainless fasteners
• Pre-assembled shipping for quick and straightforward installation
• Customizable infeed and exit chute designs, including height adjustments
• Options for clockwise and counterclockwise floor layouts
• UHMW bottom liner and side wall liner for enhanced performance
• Available in tubular steel or stainless-steel stand configurations

Spiral Chute Size Specifications:

• Chute widths ranging between 8”, 12”, 18”, and 24”
• Wall heights from 4” to 12”, dependent on chute width
• Inside radius options of 5”, 10”, or 20”, adapted to chute width
• Maximum infeed height of 144”
• Minimum discharge height set at 18”
• Flexible infeed and outfeed chute lengths: minimum 0”, maximum 24”
• Spiral angles: minimum of 90°; angle increments of 90°; maximum of 450°
• Decline angles ranging from a minimum of 16° to a maximum of 20°

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