Serving as the backbone of modern material handling, conveyor belts are continuous loops of fabric or rubber engineered to keep goods moving. From sorting packages to powering the mining sector—where they effortlessly haul massive loads of coal, stone, and iron ore—these systems are vital for keeping industries running smoothly.
Frames and brackets form the rigid structural backbone of the entire conveyor system. Fabricated from high-grade structural steel (such as channels or trusses), they are engineered to support the combined weight of the belt, idlers, pulleys, and the bulk material being transported.
