Transfer point and conveyor spillage control

Spillage is an all-too-common problem across many industries and a key issue to address in order to maintain safe, efficient, and cost-effective operations. 

Properly managing spillage from your conveying equipment contributes to:

• Reducing material loss: by controlling spillage, you ensure that more of your material stays on the belt and minimize waste.
• Improving workplace safety: controlling spillage reduces hazards such as slips, trips, and falls and lowers the risk of combustible, thus creating a safer working environment for employees.
• Increasing productivity: efficient spillage control prevents downtime caused by material loss or blockages and ensures smoother operations. This leads to higher efficiency and less disruption in the production process.
• Extending equipment longevity: conveyor spillage prevention also limits excessive wear on the conveyor system, including misalignment and component fatigue. This results in longer equipment life and fewer unexpected breakdowns.
• Lowering maintenance and operational costs: by preventing spillage-related wear on idlers, pulleys, and other components, spillage control extends the life of your equipment, which directly impacts the frequency and cost of clean-ups and repairs. This, in addition to limiting spilled materials, contributes to lower overall expenses.
• Ensuring compliance: properly managing spillage helps meet industry safety and environmental regulations, safeguarding both your workforce and reputation.