The right tool when product is too fragile for belts and too granular for rollers — a stainless steel SS 304 trough driven by an unbalanced-motor eccentric vibration that moves snacks, chips, grains, salt, sugar, and bulk materials gently along its length. Multi-point feed and discharge, in-line cooling when needed, and a sealed design that keeps fines contained.
Six things that set a SANAM-built vibrating conveyor apart from a generic imported solution — every one of them a decision we make at the engineering desk before fabrication begins.
Vibrating motion moves product along the trough in micro-jumps — no friction surface, no roller compression, no belt pinch points. Fragile products like potato chips, snacks, biscuits, granules, and cereals arrive at the next station whole, not crushed. Critical when product breakage is a measurable cost in your production line.
The open trough exposes product to air as it travels, naturally cooling hot products coming off fryers, ovens, or roasters. Eliminates the need for a separate cooling stage in your line. Additional airflow can be integrated when cooling demand is higher — turning the vibrating conveyor into a transport-plus-cooling unit.
The trough is the only part that contacts product — built from stainless steel SS 304 approved for direct food contact. Smooth welded seams, no crevices for product to trap, easy washdown cleaning. The right material for snacks, salt, sugar, grain, and any food-contact application.
Product can be loaded onto the conveyor at any point along its length, and discharged at any point — unlike belt conveyors that load at one end and discharge at the other. Useful for combining multiple feed sources into one flow, or splitting one product stream to multiple packaging stations downstream.
The trough can be covered or fully enclosed to contain dust and fines — essential for fine powders (flour, starch, spice), hygroscopic materials (salt, sugar), and any product where airborne contamination is a concern. Keeps product clean and the plant air clean at the same time.
Every vibrating conveyor is fully assembled and run-tested in our 10th of Ramadan facility before it ships — including vibration calibration, motor mounting alignment, and trough levelling. Site installation becomes connection and commissioning, not building from a kit.
Vibrating conveyors are built in two trough orientations — choose horizontal for straight transport at one level, or inclined to lift product to a higher discharge point. The vibration drive and trough material stay the same; only the geometry changes.
Standard configuration for transporting product across a level distance — most common setup for snack lines, packaging discharge, multi-station feeds, and any application where product moves from point A to point B at the same elevation. Trough length, width, and motor sizing are matched to your throughput target.
Configuration for lifting product to a higher discharge point — feeding hoppers above packaging machines, loading elevated storage, or transferring between production floors. Maximum incline depends on product flow characteristics; SANAM calculates the right angle for your product during the technical consultation.
Photos from real SANAM-built installations — not stock images, not renders.
Six industries where the vibrating conveyor is the right tool for the job — wherever product is too fragile for belts or too granular for rollers.
The flagship application — potato chips, banana chips, fryums, extruded snacks, and seasoned products move gently from fryers to seasoning stations to packing machines without breakage.
Wheat, corn, rice, barley, and compound animal feed move through silo discharge, mixing stages, and packaging on stainless steel troughs sized for high throughput and dust containment.
Table salt, rock salt, and spice mixes — hygroscopic and dust-prone products that need sealed troughs to prevent moisture absorption and airborne contamination of the plant.
Granulated sugar, powdered sugar, and starch — fine granular products with strict hygiene requirements. SS 304 trough and sealed enclosure keep product clean from receiving through packaging.
Heavy-duty industrial use — sand, gravel, crushed minerals, and aggregates move on reinforced steel troughs with high-amplitude motor drives sized for high throughput.
Fine powders, granulates, and dry mixes across food, cosmetic, and chemical industries — applications where contamination control matters. Stainless steel SS 304 trough with sealed enclosure keeps fines contained and product clean.
Anyone can sell you a conveyor. The question is who picks up the phone six months later when a chain segment fails on a Sunday night.
The conveyor is designed, fabricated, and assembled in our 10th of Ramadan facility — by the same team that installs and supports it. No middleman, no resold equipment, no relabeled imports.
We design around your factory floor, your existing fillers and packers, and your container specs. We don't sell standard parts hoping they fit — we design for your line.
Spares are typically available within 48 hours from our Egyptian inventory — no import waits, no customs delays, no production downtime while you wait for a chain segment from Europe.
We don't just supply a conveyor. We connect it to your existing line — matching speed, height, and transfer geometry to your fillers, cappers, labelers, and packers. The line becomes one system, not a stack of disconnected machines.
The questions our engineering team hears most often when a factory owner is sizing up a new conveyor for an existing or new line.
A SANAM engineer can scope your line, walk you through the choices, and give a budgetary figure on the same call.
Talk to an Engineer →8 belt types, one platform. PVC, PU, or rubber on steel or stainless frames.
View ConveyorGravity (GRC) or motorized (MRC). Plastic, steel, or SS 304 rollers per application.
View ConveyorBeverage-line backbone. Food-grade plastic or SS 304 segmented chain.
View ConveyorFood-grade modular belt. Interlocking modules on SS 304 frame.
View ConveyorThe belt IS part of the process. Open mesh for cooling, freezing, washing, frying.
View ConveyorMulti-directional positioning. Steel or SS 304 surface with embedded ball units.
View ConveyorAccordion-folds and curves. Lightweight cartons through flexible layouts.
View ConveyorInfeed or outfeed buffer. SS 304 disc with VFD speed control.
View ConveyorLifts between floors. Continuous CVC or reciprocating RVC platforms.
View Conveyor5 to 700 tons/hour vertical lift. Sealed casing for grains, powders, bulk solids.
View Conveyor4-6 sqm footprint, hundreds of meters of belt. Cooling, freezing, proofing, accumulation.
View ConveyorBulk in a sealed trough. Dust-tight transport with optional cooling jacket.
View ConveyorGravity transfer. No motor. Single or spiral chutes in SS 304 or steel.
View ConveyorReaches 20m deep into trailers. Multi-stage extending boom for loading docks.
View ConveyorPortable on wheels. Truck loading at fixed docks or dockless yards.
View ConveyorOverhead suspended track. Above-floor handling with continuous trolleys.
View ConveyorHeavy palletized loads. CDLR for new pallets, Drag Chain for the worst.
View ConveyorFiller-ready empty containers. Buffered slat chain — proven at SC Johnson.
View ConveyorEvery package weighed in motion. Auto-rejects under- or over-weight in milliseconds.
View ConveyorOperator workstation platform. Multi-station assembly lines with PVC or PU belt.
View ConveyorThe complete line. Designed, fabricated, installed, supported by SANAM.
View ConveyorSend us your container type, throughput target, and a sketch or photo of your factory layout if you have one. A SANAM engineer responds within one working day with a scoped technical proposal — no salesperson handoff.
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