Currently, the maximum lifting height of climbing conveyors reaches 203 meters. This exceptional capacity allows them to meet the needs of the most demanding industrial applications requiring vertical transport over great heights.

Inclined belt conveyors can achieve a maximum capacity of 6000 tons per hour. This high performance makes them ideal for industrial applications requiring a high throughput of bulk materials or manufactured products.

The main advantages include: simple structure and reliable operation, easy maintenance, adaptation to steep inclines and vertical transport at 90°, compact structure with reduced footprint, and affordable cost allowing savings of 20% to 30% on investment costs.

The climbing conveyor is widely used in the coal, metallurgy, construction, food processing, chemical, energy and many other manufacturing industries requiring inclined or vertical transport of materials.

The conveyor line can be made from different materials depending on the application: modular belts in plastic, stainless steel, or polyurethane. The choice of material depends on the specific constraints of the industry, the products being transported, and the operating conditions.

These conveyors are particularly suited to steep inclines and can even perform vertical transport at 90°. They thus effectively solve the problem of transport at an angle, which is often complex for conventional belt conveyors.