Belt tray mechanism

The belt tray represents a variation of the loading head and is integrated in the last transverse belt conveyor, it takes over the batch at this point and moves across the booker section by means of a crank drive in the carriage.

When pulling back the belt tray, the belts are moved forward in reverse order, but synchronously to the crank drive and thus deposit the treads on the booker section.

The advantage of the belt tray is that the treads always lie on the belts under their own weight, and the surface can be finely structured as well as freshly cemented, as it is not touched.

The modern charging head with belt tray consists of the following major components

• Belt tray with variable moving stroke and driven belts
• Automatic leaf fold down device with down holding elements
• Belt tray lifting with spool system, for quick level adaption
• Servo drives in combination with customers standard PLC

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