New London Engineering Floor-to-Floor Conveyors

Overview

New London Engineering floor-to-floor conveyors carry boxes (packaged items) up inclines or down declines. Unlike cleated belt conveyors, they use a rough top belt and a nose-over at the discharge that gives a smooth transition from incline to horizontal or decline. The adjustable double nose-over sets from 0° to 30°. Two models: the medium-duty 410, up to 30" wide and 5' to 40' long, and the heavy-duty 420, up to 48" wide and 5' to 100' long. PRI supplies New London Engineering floor-to-floor conveyors alongside the rest of the NLE line.

Key Features

• Rough top belt
  • A black rubber rough top belt with clipper lacing carries boxes on the incline.
• Adjustable double nose-over
  • The double nose-over at the discharge adjusts from 0° to 30° for smooth package transition from incline to horizontal or decline.
• Modular frames
  • Modular frames allow changes as your needs evolve. Lengths are built in 6" increments.
• Optional power feeders
  • Power feeders are available as an option on both models.
• Slider bed frames
  • The 410 uses the Model 200 frame, 2-3/4" deep x 12 gauge. The 420 uses the Model 220 frame, 5-1/2" deep x 12 gauge.
• Standard specifications
  • 60 FPM standard speed, bottom-mount right-side drive, 230/460/3/60 TEFC motor, grease-sealed bearings and supports set at 30" to the top of the belt.

Product Line / Models

New London Engineering floor-to-floor models and standard specifications:

• Model 410 Medium Duty – widths up to 30", lengths 5' to 40' in 6" increments, 60 FPM, 1/3 HP, 2-3/4" deep x 12 ga frame, 1-3/16" drive pulley shaft, adjustable double nose-over. For narrower, lighter items up shorter levels.
• Model 420 Heavy Duty – widths up to 48", lengths 5' to 100' in 6" increments, 60 FPM, 1/2 HP, 5-1/2" deep x 12 ga frame, 1-7/16" drive pulley shaft, adjustable double nose-over. For large, awkward items from floor to floor over longer distances.

Applications & Benefits

• Floor to floor: Moves boxes and packaged items up inclines or down declines between levels.
• Narrow, light items: The 410 moves narrower, lighter items up shorter levels.
• Large, awkward items: The 420 moves large, awkward items up longer distances.
• Incline to horizontal transitions: The nose-over gives a smooth transition from incline to horizontal or decline.

How to Choose the Right New London Engineering Floor-to-Floor Conveyor

1. Start with the largest box: the 410 goes up to 30" wide, the 420 up to 48" wide.
2. Set the length the rise requires: 5' to 40' on the 410, 5' to 100' on the 420.
3. Decide whether the conveyor runs up an incline or down a decline.
4. Set the nose-over angle, 0° to 30°, to match the conveyor at the discharge.
5. Decide whether a power feeder is needed at the infeed.

Why New London Engineering Floor-to-Floor Conveyors Are Trusted

• Quality conveyors since 1948: New London Engineering of New London, Wisconsin has built conveyors since 1948 and describes its line as American made and American engineered.
• Smooth transitions: The adjustable double nose-over is standard on both models.
• Proven frames: The 410 and 420 are built on the same frames as NLE's Model 200 and Model 220 slider beds.

Contact & Ordering

Need help picking the right model or getting a quote? Provide these details:

• Box sizes and heaviest weight
• Rise or drop between levels and available floor length
• Incline or decline
• Belt width and speed
• Whether a power feeder is needed
• Available power (voltage and phase)
• Contact PRI to discuss specs, lead times, and installation support.