Horizontal Belt Conveyor

FMCG, e-commerce, logistics, food processing, pharmaceuticals, auto components, and packaging lines all use them for efficient in-line product flow.

Boxes, cartons, shrink packs, trays, pouches, bottles, and even lightweight loose goods.

It eliminates manual transfer of goods between stations, reduces delays, and supports a smooth and automated assembly or packaging line.

Yes. It can be integrated with sensors, strapping machines, check weighers, barcode scanners, and robotic arms.

Sharp’s conveyors typically handle 500 to 2000 boxes/hour based on belt speed, width, and load specifications.

Working height is customizable, generally ranging from 600 mm to 1,000 mm (2 ft to 3.3 ft).

Yes. You’ll need to specify L×W×H and weight. Sharp customizes the conveyor belt width and roller spacing accordingly.

PVC, PU, and Rubber belts are common. PVC is for general use, PU for food-grade, and Rubber for rough or heavy items.

Via motorized drive pulley or geared motor connected to drive rollers. Speed is controlled via direct drive or VFD (Variable Frequency Drive).

Yes, with a reversible drive option, it can be programmed for forward and reverse operations

Yes. Industrial models are built for continuous shift use with minimal maintenance.

Yes. Sharp can include fixed or adjustable side guides to ensure product alignment and stability.

MS powder-coated and SS options are both available based on your industry and hygiene requirements.

Very low. The belt-driven system with precision bearings offers near-silent operation suitable for indoor use.

Product type and size, weight, speed requirement (boxes/hour), working height, belt material preference, and layout (length, width, space constraints).

Yes. Modular design allows length extensions, integration with scanners, diverters, and end-of-line equipment.

Yes. Sharp can provide conveyor sections with lighting and mounts for inspection cameras or sensors.

Yes. Mobile models with lockable castors are available for flexible movement and positioning

Most operations recover costs within 8–12 months due to labor savings and increased throughput.

Standard models take 2–3 weeks. Custom lengths or special belts may require 3–5 weeks.

Routine belt cleaning, drive inspection, motor checkups, and periodic tensioning. Sharp provides a maintenance checklist.

Minimal. However, Sharp provides a startup and usage manual along with in-person installation guidance

Yes. Sharp Engineering offers pre-sale layout drawings and integration feasibility studies.

On-site installation, AMC options, quick-dispatch spares, and remote/telephonic support.