Parts stocking as a complete system

Our systems for the stocking of workpieces are individually developed and built to be gentle on parts, adapted to your production requirements. Equipped with digitally controlled level detection of the spiral conveyor bowl.

Standard vibratory hopper

Construction method: Horizontal, plain bottom
Volume: 5 - 20 liters
Payload: Up to 10 kg

Standard belt driven hopper

Construction method: Horizontal, plain belt conveyor.
Volume: 30 - 100 liters
Payload: Up to 80 kg

Inclined hopper

Construction method: Sloping, webbing with cleats or burls.
Volume: 30 - 100 liters
Payload: Up to 15 kg

Area hopper

Construction method: Horizontal, flat, wide, plain webbing.
Volume: Up to 20 liters
Payload: Up to 80 kg

Riser bunker

Construction method: Large trough. Horizontal top edge. Slope at the bottom. Riser conveyor with cleats
Volume: Up to 200 liters
Payload: Up to 15 kg

Ascending conveyor system

Construction method: Combination of horizontal hopper and separate ascending conveyor belt.
Volume: Up to 100 liters
Payload: Up to 80 kg

Ascending conveyor system with Z-belt

Construction method: Principle as for ascending conveyor system. Separate Z-belt with corrugated belt
Volume: Up to 100 liters
Payload: Up to 80 kg
Facts: Standard vibration hopper. For thin, fine parts.
Facts: Standard Belt Hopper. The top seller among MRW systems for stockpiling.
Facts: Inclined hopper for ergonomic filling heights. Fixed or mobile with rollers and plug for quick disconnection.
Facts: Area hopper for gentle stockpiling. Spread the weight of the workpieces over as large an area as possible.
Facts: Riser hopper for light parts. Low filling height. Large discharge height.
Facts: Combination of hopper and ascending conveyor. Very good ergonomics. Low filling height. Large discharge height. High filling weight.
Facts: Ascending conveyor system with Z-belt. Combination of hopper and Z-belt with corrugated belt. Low filling height for very good ergonomics. Large discharge height. High filling weight. No gaps on the Z-belt, thus no grinding of the workpieces on the side walls.