Components · Load Zone & Impact Control
Control the point where conveyor damage begins.
Standard, adjustable, slider and dynamic-idler impact beds. Specified for belt width, speed, lump size, drop height, tonnage, trough angle, current issue and installation access.
02 / The problem
The load zone is where many conveyor problems begin.
Off-centre loading, unstable material impact, belt sag and poor containment create mistracking, spillage and damage that ripple downstream. Every component after the load point inherits those conditions.
What this looks like on site
- 01Belt sag and impact damage
- 02Off-centre loading
- 03Transfer-point spillage
- 04Mistracking after loading
- 05Premature wear of downstream components
03 / Engineering logic
Three things to control at every load zone.
Tru-Trac specifies load-zone equipment around three control objectives, in sequence.
04 / Product range
Product pathways.
Six pathways, selected by duty and access.
Standard duty
Standard Impact Bed
Conventional impact-bed designs for typical loading conditions and access.
Standard / heavy
Adjustable Impact Bed
Adjustable for varying belt widths, troughing angles and access constraints.
Heavy duty
Slider Impact Bed
Slider-bar configurations for heavy material and continuous support requirements.
Heavy / Severe duty (HD, EXHD)
Dynamic Idler Impact Bed
Dynamic idler arrangements for severe-duty loading and accelerated belt protection.
Specialist
Slider Trough Frames
Trough frame configurations matched to non-standard loading and transfer geometries.
05 / In the system
Where this family sits and what it has done in the field.
Each Tru-Trac component family maps to one or more Zones of Control. Where field results exist, the dominant outcome metric is shown.
Get the load zone right and the rest gets easier.
Send us the load condition: lump size, drop height, tonnage, trough angle and access. We'll specify the right impact-zone architecture.