Sanitary conveyor transfer tail assembly
AssigneeDorner Mfg. Corp.
InventorsMichael A. Hosch, Scott M. Hall, Daniel E. Ertel
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AssigneeDorner Mfg. Corp.
InventorsMichael A. Hosch, Scott M. Hall, Daniel E. Ertel
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A transfer tail assembly for use with a conveyor assembly that creates a reduced radius transition from the upper run to the lower run of a continuous conveyor belt used with the conveyor assembly. The transfer tail assembly includes a stationary nose bar over which the continuous conveyor belt passes at the end of the conveyor assembly. The nose bar is supported at the end of the conveyor assembly by a series of support brackets mounted to a cross support. Each of the support brackets is formed from a wear resistant material and contacts the conveyor belt as the conveyor belt passes around the transfer tail assembly. The nose bar, support brackets and cross support are mounted within the tail assembly without the use of any external connectors and thus require no tooling to assemble and disassemble.
A transfer tail assembly for use with a conveyor assembly having a continuous conveyor belt having an upper run and a lower run supported between a pair of spaced side frame members, each side frame member extending from a first end to a second end, the transfer tail assembly comprising:
A transfer tail assembly for use with a conveyor assembly having a continuous conveyor belt supported between a pair of spaced side frame members, the conveyor assembly extending along a longitudinal axis from a first end to a second end, the transfer tail assembly comprising:
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