Metal Processing Scrap Conveyor – An Efficient Solution for Mechanical Factories

🔩 Metal Scrap Conveyor Solution for CNC & Industrial Workshops

In CNC machining, turning, milling, stamping, and cutting workshops, a large volume of metal waste (chips, shavings, scrap) is generated daily. Manual collection is labor-intensive, unsafe, and unhygienic.

A metal scrap conveyor system is the ideal automation solution for collecting and transporting metal waste—reducing costs and optimizing production efficiency.

🔧 Key Functions:

  • Collect metal chips and machining scraps (turning chips, milling chips, cuttings, fragments) from machines to the conveyor

  • Transport scraps to storage bins, crushers, or collection areas

  • Enable continuous, automated scrap handling without production interruption

  • Minimize risks of injury caused by sharp metal fragments

⚙️ Reference Technical Specifications:

  • Frame: Heavy-duty steel or stainless steel 304

  • Belt type: Hinge belt, chain conveyor, or scraper conveyor

  • Motor: Integrated geared motor, 0.75–2.2kW depending on load

  • Optional add-ons: Bin full sensors, scrap hoppers, built-in oil filtration system

  • Configuration styles: Inclined, Z-shape, recessed floor pit, etc.

🏭 Widely Used In:

  • CNC turning & milling workshops

  • Sheet metal stamping and cutting lines

  • Aluminum or plastic injection molding machines

  • Precision engineering and mold fabrication factories

  • Automotive and motorcycle parts manufacturing plants

✅ Benefits of Implementation:

  • Boost productivity and reduce manual labor

  • Keep production areas clean and improve equipment maintenance

  • Enhance workplace safety by reducing slip and cut hazards

  • Seamless integration with chip crushers, oil separators, or briquette systems

  • Contribute to a safer and more eco-friendly production environment

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