Truck Loading / Unloading Conveyor

Warehousing, logistics, food processing, cement, agriculture, courier services, and manufacturing units use them to streamline dispatch or inbound material handling.

It features adjustable height and reach, and is typically portable or telescopic, specifically designed for dock-level or direct truck operations.

Loose goods, bags, sacks, cartons, shrink-wrapped products, and lightweight machinery can all be moved efficiently.

It speeds up operations, improves worker safety, reduces product damage, and lowers dependency on skilled labor.

Sharp’s models typically handle up to 800–1500 bags/hour or several tons per hour, depending on conveyor length, belt speed, and product weight.

Yes. Both types are available based on your site layout, mobility needs, and workflow design.

Rubber and PVC belts are most common—rubber for rugged applications, PVC for lighter, cleaner operations.

Yes. Most models come with hydraulic, screw jack, or motorized mechanisms to adjust height during operation.

Depending on model, adjustable from ~600 mm to 2,500 mm (approx. 2 ft to 8 ft) or higher.

Any goods that conform to conveyor width—typically boxes or bags sized up to 800×600×600 mm or customized as per requirement.

Yes. Special belts and guides can be added for loose or irregular-shaped goods.

Typically motorized with gearboxes and belt tensioners. Sharp provides single-speed or VFD-controlled options.

Yes, with optional reversible drive systems for both loading and unloading.

3-phase 415V AC; portable units may support 230V AC single-phase or battery options.

Product type, dimensions, weight, required hourly capacity, available loading bay height, and desired conveyor type (fixed or mobile).

Yes. Adjustable height and telescopic extensions allow compatibility with various truck bed heights and lengths.

6–12 months based on frequency of loading, labor savings, and operational efficiency.

Yes. Sharp can integrate optional modules like load cells, counting sensors, or barcode scanners.

Yes. Comes with safety side guides, emergency stop switches, anti-slip belts, and optional light indicators.

2–4 weeks for standard units; longer for fully customized or extended models.

Yes. Sharp provides on-site installation and operational training for all conveyor systems.

Regular belt cleaning, motor lubrication, and inspection of moving parts. Sharp provides a preventive maintenance checklist.

Yes. Critical spares like motors, rollers, belts, and switches are readily available with Sharp.

Yes. Most portable models include heavy-duty castors and easy-to-dismantle frame sections for relocation.