Incline Conveyor Systems for Elevating and Lowering Products.
Three powered conveyor models for moving cartons, packages, and small parts between elevations, floors, mezzanines, and workstations.
Compare ACSI Incline Conveyors.
Choose among slider-bed belt, roller-bed belt, and small-parts designs based on the load, elevation change, available run, belt surface, and retention needs.
FTC – Inclined Slider Bed Belt
Center-drive slider bed belt incline conveyor. Standard and custom incline angles. Available with or without cleats for product retention.
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190RBI – Roller Bed Belt Incline
Roller bed beneath the belt for heavier loads on inclines. Belt over roller design for demanding inclined transport.
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SPC – Small Parts Belt Incline
Designed for small parts and lightweight items requiring a gentle incline. Narrow profile with side guards.
View Specs →Plan the Product, Rise, Run, and Belt.
An incline conveyor must control the product throughout the transition, slope, and discharge—not simply fit between two elevations.
Document product size, weight, center of gravity, bottom condition, packaging, and allowable orientation. Small or unstable items may require side guards or a dedicated small-parts design.
The required elevation change and available horizontal distance establish the conveyor angle and influence the overall length and transition geometry.
Belt friction, product stability, direction, speed, and angle determine whether a smooth, rough-top, or cleated belt configuration should be evaluated.
Throughput, spacing, infeed and discharge elevations, nose-over arrangements, and connections to adjacent equipment should be defined before final selection.
Incline Conveyor Questions.
Provide the product, weight, base, elevation change, available run, desired rate, travel direction, and adjacent equipment elevations.
Cleats may be evaluated when belt friction alone cannot reliably retain or space the product on the required slope.
A slider-bed belt rides over a formed bed. A roller-bed belt rides over supporting rollers, reducing belt drag for applications that require that arrangement.
ACSI manufactures the conveyor equipment. ACSI distributors provide system integration and installation.
Plan the Right Incline Conveyor.
Share the product, rise, run, rate, and transition requirements. ACSI manufactures the equipment, and our distributors provide system integration and installation.