Teleskop-Förderband – LKW-Beladung
A double‑boom, mid‑base telescopic conveyor belt is a two-sided, mobile conveyor belt with a central chassis/base and two telescopic booms extending in opposite directions. Each boom can extend/retract (telescopic reach) via chain drive and raise/lower (lift & fall) via hydraulics. The telescoping motion is chain‑driven on both sides to keep the boom sections square and stable. The whole unit is supported on mobile casters so it can be repositioned.
Der Abstand zwischen den beiden Endpunkten des teleskopischen Förderbandes beträgt 23 Meter.
Die maximale Höhe, bis zu der das Produkt transportiert werden kann, beträgt 4,5 Meter über dem Boden.
Belt speed 1.1 meters/second, which is 50 boxes or sacks (50kg) per minute.
3 Hauptantriebe;
1 für Antriebsriemen,
2 zum Ein- und Ausfahren von Auslegern
Description
Best Use Cases
- Beidseitiges Be- und Entladen (z. B. LKW zu Container, zwei Arbeitsbereiche)
- Flexible Reichweite für Anhänger/Container bei unterschiedlichen Türpositionen und Laderampenhöhen
- Standorte mit begrenzter Dockausrüstung, an denen eine mobile Lösung bevorzugt wird
- Loading of trucks after packing operations
Main Features of the Telescopic Conveyor Belt
- Lenkrollen mit Feststellbremsen für mehr Mobilität
- 5 mm starker Förderbandrahmen für Steifigkeit und lange Lebensdauer
- Drehzahlregelung (VFD) für sanftes Anfahren/Anhalten
- 4-kW-Hauptantriebseinheit für zuverlässigen Betrieb
- Hydraulikzylinder zum Heben/Senken (Auslegerbewegung) zur Positionierung des Gurtes im Container
- Kettengetriebene Auslegerfahrt mit zuverlässiger Antriebssteuerung und sanfter Bewegung
Warum haben unsere Teleskopförderer eine längere Lebensdauer?
- Stronger Conveyor Frame : Der Förderrahmen unseres Teleskopbandes besteht aus 5 mm dickem Baustahl, der ausreichend Widerstandsfähigkeit gegen plötzliches Fallenlassen der Säcke bietet.
- Chains to extend/retract Telescopic Booms : The two-sided conveyor belt has a chain-driven retract system that gives mechanical pull, so the boom retracts smoothly even under varying load, dust, or bag contact, without relying on seal friction or oil pressure.
- Two-sided Telescopic Boom Design : Our two-sided design of the telescopic conveyor belt provides sufficient leverage to work both inside the container and inside the truck. Allows the operator to use the belt as the work distance increases.
- Hydraulic Stability Under Load : Kontrolliertes Heben und ein zentrales Hydrauliksystem sorgen für sanftes Heben und Senken.
Specifications
Main drive power
Length extended/retracted
Drive type of booms
Boom controls
On boom ends/remote
Reach height
Belt speed
Why Choose Our Telescopic Belts?
The defining feature of our telescopic conveyors is that boom extension and retraction are chain-driven rather than hydraulic. A dual-strand roller chain positively couples the drive sprocket to the moving boom section, so travel is governed by a fixed kinematic ratio instead of fluid displacement. In practical terms, every rotation of the drive shaft advances the boom by a known, repeatable distance — the motion is deterministic, not pressure-dependent.
The chain drive is also self-holding under static load, so the boom stays put at any point in its stroke without maintaining hydraulic pressure. Combined with the 5 mm structural-steel frame and centralized hydraulic luffing for lift, the result is a conveyor that positions accurately, holds position reliably, and shrugs off the dust, bag contact, and duty cycle of continuous truck loading — the conditions where sealed hydraulic extension systems tend to degrade first.
Häufig gestellte Fragen
How far can the telescopic conveyor reach?
Each boom extends and retracts independently, giving an overall span of 23 m fully extended and 12 m retracted, with product delivered up to 4.5 m above ground. Because the unit is double-boom, it can feed two work zones at once — for example a truck on one side and a container on the other — without repositioning the base.
How is the belt speed and loading rate controlled?
The 4 kW main drive runs through a variable-frequency drive (VFD), giving gentle start/stop and adjustable belt speed around the nominal 1.1 m/s. At that speed the conveyor handles roughly 50 bags (50 kg) per minute, and the rate can be tuned to match upstream packing output.
Why is the boom travel chain-driven rather than hydraulic?
Chain drive couples the motor to the boom through direct tooth-to-link engagement, so extension follows a fixed mechanical ratio instead of fluid pressure. Travel stays consistent whether the boom runs empty or loaded, and the drive holds its position without maintaining hydraulic pressure. Hydraulics are reserved for lift and lower (luffing), where controlled pressure is an advantage.