SYSTRAPLAN GMBH & CO. KG

Saws the husked ears of corn into several pieces (1 to 3). Capacity (automatic feeding version) of 110 ears/minute with the ACC feed system of the cutter. Capacity (manual feeding version) of 60 ears/minutes with two operators. Machine primarily comprised of an automatic feed (automatic feeding version only), a roller conveyor and a cutting head with circular saws. For the two versions, an operator manages the orientation of the ears on the conveyor belt Roller conveyor for visual control and feeding the saw. Adjustment of the cutting of the ends of the ears and of the pieces for a desired length.

Idler roller conveyors made of a sturdy structure in painted steel, supports with adjustable and height-adjustable feet, galvanized steel rollers with rotation on shielded ball bearings. In this position a convenient and economic box holder has been installed and allows the operator to lock and fill the box in comfort. Once the filling is complete, the operator can detach the box by simply pushing it forward.

For the special requirements of your belt conveyor system, we manufacture for you idler pulleys, carrying idlers, throbbing drums, lift pulleys with or without internally located cone. With diameters up to max. 1,000 mm and lengths up to max. 4,500 mm, these are suitable for all types of belt conveyor system. All pulleys are turned cylindrically or spherically. The axle connections can be delivered in alternative designs with internal bearings, welded, with wedged connections or with clamping set shaft connections. Special designs such as stainless steel and/or friction linings (ceramic, rubber) and accessories (pedestal bearings) can be delivered upon request.

Regular rollers prevent belt misalignment and guarantee protection of the belt edges. As the regular rollers only function efficiently when the drum casing is clean, the rollers are equipped and delivered with dirt repellent 60° shore soft rubber. Our regular rollers can be used with both normal and reversing conveyor belts. Mode of operation When the conveyor belt is running straight, the axle through the roller casing forms an angle of 90° to the direction of movement of the belt. When the belt drifts, the roller casing moves, due to the dead weight of the belt, so that a forward motion occurs which brings the belt back to its normal position. The roller casing returns to its normal position as soon as the corrective procedure is completed. The mechanics of the movement are rendered possible due to a complex ball joint in the centre of the roller as well as the position of the axle in relation to the conveyor belt being less than 90°.