Machine Tool Ecosystem

Mobile Chip Conveyor

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

Mobile Chip Conveyor

Convenient Chip-Lifting Conveyor

The mobile conveyor provides machine operators with a convenient way to lift chips into full size barrel or hopper-high receptacles. It reduces machine clean-out effort and eliminates back related fatigue. The portable conveyor can be used for periodic clean-out of multiple machines or dedicated full time to any machine generating high volumes of chips. Position the conveyor under the chip chute of any auger chip flume, plug it in, and turn it on. Coolant that collects in the conveyor will be carried out by the chips so the conveyor never requires draining. Variable speed drive (VFD) is standard.

Technical Specifications
Belt Type Hinge
Motor 1/8 HP
Reducer 240:1
Conveyor Chain 2060H
Speed 1.1 - 3.3 m/min
Capacity 448 in3/min
Safety Apparatus Current sensor
Chip Type Various types
Voltage 110V with plug
Paint Textured blue, white, gray, black

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Adjustable Chip Chute

The opening of the chip hopper may be oriented directly toward the tail section of the conveyor, to the right, or to the left, by unscrewing the four bolts holding the hopper in place, removing it, rotating it to the desired position and bolting it back in place.

Chip chute to the left

Mobile Chip Conveyor

Chip chute to the right

Mobile Chip Conveyor

Chip chute facing conveyor tail

Mobile Chip Conveyor
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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.

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