A Depending on the task and application field, KECE always provides customers with the right conveyor components and ready-to-use conveying systems. The following list offers a detailed overview of our main material handling products:
Hinged Chain Conveyors: Curves, inclines and declines are no longer obstacles!
Hinged chain conveyors are low-maintenance, robust chain conveyors with flat-top chains. Suitable for curved and three-dimensional unit goods transport, they are offered as modular system solutions with standardized system widths.
In addition to curves, transport routes can include inclines and declines. The main body is made of anodized aluminum or stainless steel, with custom designs available for specific industries.
High-quality models feature multiple configurations, simple modular construction, bolted connections, low maintenance and hygienic design.
Modular Belt Conveyors: Flexibility and customization are the key!
This type of conveyor efficiently and quietly transports unit and bulk cargo at high speeds around curves, inclines and declines. Premium modular belt conveyors feature large storage areas for smooth goods transport.
They can also be designed to meet strict hygiene requirements. With a modular structure, flexible widths and various configuration options, they enable easy customization to a wide range of customer requirements.
Belt Conveyors: Cost-effective and economical conveyor technology!
Available as fixed or mobile conveying systems with short two-dimensional transport paths, belt conveyors are economical and highly efficient. They can be designed for basic transport applications as well as high-end hygiene requirements, delivering real added value and significantly improving operational reliability.
Suitable for both unit goods and bulk cargo on inclined belts, their efficient design optimizes operational processes in the long term.
Spiral Conveyors: Easily overcome height differences and store products on demand!
These systems serve as economical solutions for height difference management and product buffering.
Suitable for a wide variety of products with diverse design options, they feature flexible footprints and can be adapted to existing building and machine layouts.
Beyond transportation, spiral conveyors provide valuable product buffering, allowing products to be held within limited space in the material flow — for processes such as drying or cooling.
