Horizontal Motion Conveyor Offers Increased Flexibility

Improves product quality and reduces costs

Apr 16, 2020

Layton Rapid Return Snack Distribution System

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Providing “no lift” product flow, the Layton Systems Rapid Return horizontal motion conveyor utilizes a pan/drive-only design. It incorporates a mechanically driven, totally enclosed drive area and a dynamically balanced structure with no frame required. Available with trough lengths up to 130 ft and widths to 48 in., the conveyor offers an operating speed of 300 cpm and 35 ft per min material flow rate.

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