Water Cooling Applications
Cooling Floating Parts
This submersible conveyor has a cover with a cylinder activated, hinged door at the infeed end. Upon a signal, by a robot (or other device), the
infeed door opens, parts are allowed to enter the water, then the door closes,
holding the parts under water while the in-tank conveyor moves them to the inclined section of the conveyor. The door re-opens for the next parts.
An indexing option is also available. Tank and conveyor specifications are the same as those listed below for standard Submersible Conveyors.
- 12-gauge, # 304 stainless steel construction
- V-guided, FDA approved, white PVC belt with 1 1/2" high flexible cleats on 18" centers
- Stainless steel belt lacing
- Side rails lapped over conveyor belt
- Sealed stainless steel bearings in cast stainless steel housings
- 15' power cord with ground fault interrupter plug
- Pre-wired, ready-to-run
- Control wiring contained in liquid-tight conduit and connectors
- 110/60/1 C-faced drive package
- Units under 10' length shipped fully assembled
- Water holding tank may include optional cooling coils
Cooling the Water Temperature
For parts that need maximum cooling, heat exchangers can be mounted to the sides of water bath conveyors to lower the
temperature of the water in the water tank.
Water Spray Cooling
This Wash Tank Conveyor is used to cool parts by spraying them with water as they move along the belt instead of immersing them.
Water collected in the tank is drained away and may be re-used.
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