Abstract: A hybrid module has a bridge section with a first transverse end and a second transverse end. Each end module has a body with an inner end and an outer end. The inner ends of each module are configured to be attached to a corresponding end of the bridge section. The inner ends may be removably attached to the corresponding ends of the bridge section using a coupler on the inner end and, in some cases, a mating coupler on the corresponding end of the bridge section.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides belts (chains or brick-laid) having rod retains provided by way of an end module and a link cap for easier disassembly. The outer link end of the end module is altered to be narrower and furnished with a connecting structure. A separate link cap piece is produced, providing a corresponding connecting structure suitable to connect to the outer link end of the end module such that the width of the outer combined pieces is substantially the same as the other link ends of the belt. The link cap may be furnished with an opening allowing for assembly with a pivot rod.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides belts (chains or brick-laid) having rod retains provided by way of an end module and a link cap for easier disassembly. The outer link end of the end module is altered to be narrower and furnished with a connecting structure. A separate link cap piece is produced, providing a corresponding connecting structure suitable to connect to the outer link end of the end module such that the width of the outer combined pieces is substantially the same as the other link ends of the belt. The link cap may be furnished with an opening allowing for assembly with a pivot rod.

Abstract: A bracket for use in a modular belt conveyor, the bracket comprises a modular portion having a first bracket opening, a support portion having a second bracket opening, and an offset portion that joins the modular portion and support portion such that the support portion is offset from the modular portion. A pair of spaced apart brackets is installed in a row of modules, and a load member is positioned in the holder openings to make a low cost flight for a modular belt conveyor. A modular link-pair having first and second link ends extending in opposite directions from an intermediate section. The second link end has a holder that has a holder opening, and a pair of modular link-pairs is installed in a row of modules. A load member is positioned in the spaced apart holder openings to thus make a low cost flight.

Abstract: A bracket for use in a modular belt conveyor, the bracket comprises a modular portion having a first bracket opening, a support portion having a second bracket opening, and an offset portion that joins the modular portion and support portion such that the support portion is offset from the modular portion. A pair of spaced apart brackets is installed in a row of modules, and a load member is positioned in the holder openings to make a low cost flight for a modular belt conveyor. A modular link-pair having first and second link ends extending in opposite directions from an intermediate section. The second link end has a holder that has a holder opening, and a pair of modular link-pairs is installed in a row of modules. A load member is positioned in the spaced apart holder openings to thus make a low cost flight.

Abstract: An endless conveyor belt formed of plastic belt modules and capable of following a curved path. The modules include first and second module surfaces, i.e., a top, product-conveying surface and a bottom, sprocket-driven surface. An intermediate section extends across the width of each module transverse to the direction of belt travel. A plurality of snap-on side guards are mounted in vertical openings disposed in the belt modules. Each side guard includes a central post having opposed wings extending in a forwardly and a rearwardly direction along the direction of conveyor belt travel. The wings are staggered in the lateral direction so that the forward wing of a first side guard overlaps with the rearward wing of an immediately adjacent second side guard.

Abstract: An endless conveyor belt formed of plastic belt modules and capable of following a curved path. The modules include first and second module surfaces, i.e., a top, product-conveying surface and a bottom, sprocket-driven surface. An intermediate section extends across the width of each module transverse to the direction of belt travel.