Key features
- Flat, troughed, and inclined conveyor layouts
- Widths and speeds matched to separation duty
- Guarding, emergency stops, and access platforms
- Magnet-ready frames and discharge options
- Integration with screens, trommels, and bunkers
Ancillary Handling Equipment
Conveyors
Robust conveyors for feeding, transferring, and integrating metal separation equipment.
Improve material presentation into separation equipment
Reduce spillage and transfer losses
Support safer operation and maintenance access
Conveyors are the backbone of an effective separation line. Belt choice, width, speed, incline, guarding, and access all affect how well magnets and sorters perform.
MSE specifies conveyors as standalone equipment, retrofit modules, or complete plant links that keep material moving consistently through every separation stage.
Typical applications
- MRF lines
- Scrap handling
- Aggregate transfer
- Plant upgrades and retrofits
Specification notes
- Configuration
- Flat, troughed, inclined, feed, transfer, and discharge conveyors
- Duty
- Light industrial through heavy-duty processing
- Integration
- Magnets, sensors, screens, trommels, bunkers
- Support
- Layout planning, installation, and maintenance access review
Related equipment
Overband MagnetsContinuous ferrous metal removal from conveyors handling waste, aggregates, timber, glass, and scrap.View productMagnetic Head PulleysA compact ferrous separation stage built into the discharge end of a conveyor.View productVibratory FeedersControlled, even feeding for magnets, eddy current separators, screens, and sensor sorting systems.View product
Planning a conveyors project?
Send material details, target metals, and current plant constraints. MSE will shape the separation route around the duty, not a catalogue shortcut.