Application-Based Selection
The conveyed product and line conditions are evaluated together.
Modular belt solutions for controlled and reliable movement of packages, cartons and different product geometries in high-throughput lines.
The conveyed product and line conditions are evaluated together.
Material, surface and support are considered against actual operating conditions.
Stable flow is considered at infeed, conveying and transfer points.
Project evaluation is based on dimensions, product data and operating conditions.
Consistent movement between stations supports packaging, labelling, inspection, sorting and shipping. Product base geometry, dimensional range and orientation should be considered when selecting a modular belt.
Bilge Kalıp’s packaging and logistics approach focuses on high-speed conveying, durability for intensive use, integration flexibility, maintenance accessibility and safe product flow.
Flat-bottom cartons, flexible packages and irregular products do not behave in the same way. Product base, centre of gravity, friction and orientation can influence surface selection.
Gaps and guidance become important at conveyor transfers, barcode stations, direction changes and automated sorting points.
Technical selection should consider more than belt width and length. Product dimensions, weight and base surface, line speed, temperature, humidity and wash-down conditions, transfer points, side guides and maintenance access all matter.
For replacement projects, existing belt dimensions, sprocket and shaft information, recurring problem areas and downtime causes are valuable inputs. For new lines, layout drawings and process flow provide the foundation for evaluation.

Surface selection should be evaluated against product base, weight, friction requirements and transfer geometry.
Yes. Speed should be considered with product spacing, transfer geometry, guidance, support and drive arrangement.
Product size range, weight, line speed, sorting method, transfers and layout are important inputs.
Share line dimensions, conveyed product and operating conditions for a technical review.