Montech AG has added a new range of energy-efficient belt conveyors to its product range. These innovative systems are designed to significantly reduce energy costs while increasing operational efficiency. The new belt conveyors combine advanced technology with sustainable materials to provide an environmentally friendly solution for modern production and logistics processes.
Montech has introduced the TB30 semi-standardized belt conveyors with brushless motors, specifically designed for high productivity and precision in the medical and pharmaceutical industries. These conveyors offer a low-friction and low-dust solution with customizable lengths and medical-grade side guides, ideal for demanding production environments.
With its extensive modular system and roller elements, the aluminium framing system MPS offers the option of creating non-motorized roller conveyors in any dimensions. If required, a fixed, mobile or inclinable substructure can be added. Thanks to the high stock availability of components, delivery times are very short. Perfect for production lines involving the loading and unloading of different sized product carriers and blister packs.
Doss Visual Solution revolutionizes efficiency with hybrid belt conveyors! Formerly self-manufactured, the Italian company now saves time and resources with the combination of TB30 and standard TB40 belt conveyors. A step that releases funds and energy for focusing on their core competencies.
Doss Visual Solution revolutioniert die Effizienz mit Hybrid-Förderbändern! Früher in Eigenregie hergestellt, spart das italienische Unternehmen jetzt Zeit und Ressourcen mit der Kombination aus TB30 und Standard-Transportbändern TB40. Ein Schritt, der Geld und Energie freisetzt für die Fokussierung auf ihre Kernkompetenzen.
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