Material Conveyor For Sale : Double Wing Conveyor For Loading If you handle parcels, bags, or boxed goods, you know the drill: speed matters, but so does safety. The Double Wing Conveyor For Loading—built in Room1109, Building C, Tianshan Galaxy Plaza, No. 358 Yuhua East Road, Shijiazhuang High tech Zone, Hebei Province—leans into that reality. It’s compact when folded, surprisingly nimble in tight docks, and, to be honest, more flexible than many dock setups I’ve seen. Many customers say the “two-stage” reach reduces manual lifting and trims dwell time, which aligns with what I observed on site last quarter. Industry trends (and why this matters) E‑commerce seasonality is brutal; peaks are peaky. Facilities want modular conveyors that scale fast and fold away just as fast. Electrically safe drives, low-noise belts, and tool-less maintenance are now baseline expectations. Frankly, buyers look for ROI under 12–18 months; energy-efficient motors and fewer touches win the business. Technical overview This unit is designed for vehicle loading/unloading, mezzanine transfers, and buffer lines. The double-wing design extends reach while keeping the footprint lean. Controls are simple—jog, stop, emergency stop—yet integrate with upstream scanners if needed. In fact, the frame is braced for daily dock wear, and the belt options (PVC/PU) balance grip with cleanability. Model Double Wing Conveyor For Loading Belt width 600–800 mm (≈ 24–32 in) Adjustable length ≈ 6–14 m total reach (real‑world use may vary) Throughput Up to ≈ 2,000 parcels/hour (parcel size dependent) Belt speed 10–45 m/min adjustable Incline angle 0–18° typical dock use Motor power ≈ 1.5–3.0 kW, IE3 efficiency Belt material PVC/PU anti‑static, ISO 14890 compliant Frame Powder‑coated steel, welded box sections Noise ≈ 68–72 dB(A) at 1 m Service life Belt 8,000–12,000 h; structure 10+ years with PM Applications and advantages Truck/van loading docks, 3PLs, CEP hubs, FMCG warehouses, light manufacturing. Advantages: faster turns, fewer touches, smaller footprint, safer ergonomics. Customer feedback: “cut unload time by around 20%,” “easy to train new hires.” Process flow and QA Materials: powder‑coated steel, PU/PVC belts, sealed bearings. Methods: MIG welding, precision jigging, dynamic belt tracking. Testing: load tests to CEMA guidelines; electrical to IEC 60204‑1; guarding to OSHA 1910. Service plan: quarterly PM; belt tension and roller alignment checks. Industries: parcel, apparel, electronics, food pack (dry), pharma cartons. Vendor snapshot (quick comparison) Vendor Origin Certs Lead time Warranty Customization HG Conveyor (this model) Shijiazhuang, Hebei, China ISO 9001, CE ≈ 15–30 days 12 months Belt, width, controls Vendor A EU CE, ISO ≈ 6–10 weeks 12–24 months High Vendor B NA UL, CE ≈ 4–8 weeks 12 months Medium Case notes (real floors, real gains) A regional 3PL in Southeast Asia deployed two units and reported ≈18% faster unloads during peak (internal ops data). Downtime fell ≈22% after adding belt-tracking guides. Not magic—just fewer manual touches. In a consumer electronics DC, operators preferred the low noise profile and simple E‑stop layout. Training time dropped to under 30 minutes—surprisingly quick for transient labor. Buying tips Match belt width to your 95th percentile carton size. Ask for test data to CEMA/ISO; request electrical schematics per IEC 60204‑1. Check spare parts lead times and PM kits upfront. If you see Material Conveyor For Sale bundles, compare warranty and belt spec—not just price. Ready to shortlist? Put this Double Wing unit on your radar. For dock teams juggling peaks, it’s a practical Material Conveyor For Sale option with sensible customization and credible standards backing. Certifications and standards referenced ISO 9001:2015 quality management CE Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC CEMA design guidelines for belt conveyors ISO 14890 conveyor belt specifications OSHA 1910 subpart O; IEC 60204‑1 electrical safety CEMA, Belt Conveyors for Bulk Materials, 7th Ed. ISO 14890: Conveyor belts — Specification for rubber- or plastics-covered belts. IEC 60204‑1: Safety of machinery — Electrical equipment of machines. OSHA 1910 Subpart O — Machinery and Machine Guarding. EU Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC; ISO 9001:2015.
