Machine Tool Ecosystem

CNC Chip Conveyors

Chip management made easy.

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Machine Tool Ecosystem

Chip Conveyor Products

Machining creates chips, fines, and sludge that can interfere with production, reduce coolant cleanliness, and increase machine maintenance. Hennig chip conveyors are engineered to remove chip loads quickly and reliably so machines stay cleaner, operators spend less time on cleanout, and production keeps moving.

From standard hinge belt and scraper belt conveyors to magnetic, auger, mobile, and fully customized systems, Hennig offers conveyor solutions tailored to your machine, chip form, and application requirements. We also integrate coolant tanks, filtration, and automation to deliver a more complete chip and coolant management solution.

Features
Overload/jam protection  
Low profile design  
Variable speed drive 0.8 m/min - 3.3 m/min
Paint (standard colors) Textured blue, white, gray, black
Incline angle 45°/60° standard (custom angle as required)
Options
Control box Standard VFD or Push-button 
Overhead torque limiter  
Coolant tank Integrated or auxiliary
Coolant filtration  
Custom chutes  
Air knife for removing sticky chips from the belt at the discharge end
Hardened rails and curves  
Wear-resistant bottom frame  
On-site installation  
Casters  

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Chip Conveyor Styles

Hinge Belt (Link, Chain) Chip Conveyor

Hinge Belt (Link, Chain) Chip Conveyor

A proven conveyor solution for a variety of materials, chip types, and chip loads.

Scraper Belt Chip Conveyor

Scraper Belt Chip Conveyor

An ideal solution for fine chips and swarf, the scraper belt moves in reverse direction from the standard hinged belt, collecting and dragging chips up the incline to the discharge end.

Magnetic Chip Conveyor

Magnetic Chip Conveyor

Intended for ferrous material applications with chips (40 micron and above), small parts, or scraps.

Mobile Chip Conveyor

Mobile Chip Conveyor

The mobile conveyor provides machine operators with a convenient way to lift chips into full size barrel or hopper-high receptacles.

Turnkey/Custom Conveyor Systems

Turnkey/Custom Conveyor Systems

Engineered chip conveyor systems for unique environments, specialized machine configurations, automation integration, and varying chip volumes.

Chip Conveyor Resources

Product Resources - Chip & Coolant Management

Product Resources - Chip & Coolant Management

Download installation and maintenance manuals, order spare parts, and find tutorial videos to help with your chip conveyor installation and operation.

Chip Conveyor Spare Parts

Chip Conveyor Spare Parts

Keep your conveyor up and running with replacement belts, hinge kits, scraper kits, motors, and other service parts from Hennig.

Machine Uptime Calculator

How Much Are Chip Stops Costing You?

Every time an operator stops a machine to clear chips, you lose production revenue. Quantify the problem — then see how a conveyor pays for itself.

Your Setup
$
The Chip Problem
min
Annual Impact of Manual Chip Clearing
750 hrs
Production Hours Lost / Year
$131K
Annual Lost Revenue
$112K
Recoverable with Conveyor
See Full ROI Breakdown

Based on 250 working days/yr and 85% recovery — conveyors eliminate most manual chip clearing stops.

Machine Tool Ecosystem

5 New Conveyors Installed at Acme Industrial

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New Conveyors

The install of the new conveyors could not have gone any better. Doc Harper and Bruce Beaver, Hennig maintenance technicians, could not have done more or have been more of a pleasure to have in our facility.  They exceeded our expectations 200%, went above and beyond in every way. Even after the job was completed, they still felt like they could have done it faster, better, etc. Which I doubt is even possible. These two guys take great pride in Hennig and its products and hold themselves to a high standard. They are two of the finest people I ever had a pleasure of dealing with. Thank you for making this project possible and all the hard work everyone has put into making this a success!

Gary Woytko, Production Supervisor — Acme Industrial
Machine Tool Ecosystem

Efficient Chip Conveyor Installation

"Less than one shift later our machine was cutting quality parts with a brand new conveyor!  He shook my hand, gave me a hug and we took pride in our accomplishment. He is welcome in our shop and even in my home anytime when in our area. Overall he was a perfect representation that any company could possibly ask for. I have been doing maintenance on these machines for over 10 years, so I know what the job entails and what the normal time frame to accomplish this job should be. He was exceptional. I hope he is as SORE today as I am!"

Keith Anderson, Laser Maintenance — Bad Boy Movers
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Frequently Asked Questions

Chip conveyors are required in machining production to remove chips from the work area of a CNC machine and can be processed for recycling.

Chip conveyors are used to remove chips from machine tools and put them into a collection container while also separating the chips from the coolant. Chips are removed from the machine, so it does not become jammed with chips over time.

Depending on the material and the type of chip produced, there are different types of chip conveyors with different technology: hinge belt conveyors, scraper belt conveyors, magnetic conveyors, medium filtration conveyors (PureFlow), high-end filtration (CDF, or chip-disc filtration), and auger conveyors to name a few.

Chip conveyors present a number of advantages for companies, including in increase in labor productivity, minimizing risk of accidents, and recycling of clean coolant after filtration.

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