Baffle plate

Safety flaps are typically mounted at the inlet of a conveyor belt. They usually rest against the belt, preventing conveyed material from falling off in the feed area. The photo shows a model for reversing operation, controlled by an electric cylinder/solenoid.

Baffle plate

Safety flaps are typically mounted at the inlet of a conveyor belt. They usually rest against the belt, preventing conveyed material from falling off in the feed area. The photo shows a model for reversing operation, controlled by an electric cylinder/solenoid.

USP 01: Designed for continuous industrial use
USP 02: Ideally suited for integration into existing systems
USP 03: Available in various designs and sizes

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Baffle plate

Safety flaps are typically mounted at the inlet of a conveyor belt. They usually rest against the belt, preventing conveyed material from falling off in the feed area. The photo shows a model for reversing operation, controlled by an electric cylinder/solenoid.

Baffle plate

Safety flaps are typically mounted at the inlet of a conveyor belt. They usually rest against the belt, preventing conveyed material from falling off in the feed area. The photo shows a model for reversing operation, controlled by an electric cylinder/solenoid.

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