ADVERTORIALS New High-Performance Belt Conveyor for Conveying Goods Around Corners
The mk Technology Group have enhanced their market with the additional of a new high performance curved belt conveyor.
mk adds the new KGF-P 2040.02 curved belt conveyor to its curved belt portfolio. The new KGF-P 2040.02
a much higher usable width, a greater load capacity and a faster conveying speed in comparison to the previous version, the KGF-P 2040. Its more robust design makes it the ideal solution for demanding applications.
It allows you to convey piece goods such as cardboard boxes, small load carriers or trays with an overall load of up to 50 kg around 90° curves, while maintaining the alignment of the conveyor systems.
Thanks to the latest developments, the conveyor belt is driven by a conical driving roll with a friction-lock connection. A special guide geometry on the edge continuously guides the belt in stationary ball bearings at the outer radius. This allows the belt to run extremely smoothly, even at higher speeds. The drive is mounted on the outer edge of the curve, and the three-phase asynchronous motor can be aligned in any way required. The KGF-P 2040.02 is available with an outer radius of either 1000 or 1500 mm, both of which have a scale of usable widths. Each version is available as either a left-hand curve or a right-hand curve. As the only UK and Ireland distributor of the mk conveyors please get in touch to see how we can help you achieve your required solution.
AdaptTech 01949 823751
info@adapt-tech.co.uk
www.adapt-tech.co.uk
High performance belt conveyor for curved transportation
Extended area of application for usable width, conveyed load and conveyor speed
Quiet running
Optimally adapted to interlink with
Long maintenance intervals and low maintenance effort
www.adapt-tech.co.uk OCTOBER 2025 DESIGN SOLUTIONS 19
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