May 13

tall ryson Stainless wash-down SpiralA 22 foot tall stainless steel washdown Ryson Spiral Conveyor is in the process of being installed at a major food manufacturer in Michigan. The spiral is 8 1/4 turns and will convey single serve microwavable meals down from a spiral freezer in a single file to a packaging line at floor-level.

This application offers substantial savings compared to conventional spiral freezer methods. Products are conveyed down to floor level on the outside the freezer. This design allows the cost savings of both a smaller freezer and only having to use one up spiral freezer. Traditionally, a larger freezer would be required to house a a pair of the more expensive freezer spirals.

All Ryson Spiral Conveyors are made to order and are manufactured in a wide range of sizes and configurations. All our vertical conveyors can operate up and/or down in a clockwise or counterclockwise rotation. All Ryson Spirals are available in powder coated carbon steel, stainless steel, washdown, stainless hybrid and freezer versions.

The integrator on this project is Selectpack out of Michigan.

 

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Aug 12

Vertical Spiral Conveyor for Sale“Big Red” Ryson’s trade show vertical spiral conveyor is for sale. This model has only been used at trade shows and will be sold at a deep discount.

The Ryson Model 1600-500-EX1 is equipped with 20” overlapping slats to facilitate an elevation change of 13’-6” in 4.5 clockwise turns. The minimum infeed elevation is 1’-2” and the outfeed is at 14’-8”. The spiral is powder coated red and is reversible. The inclination angle is 9.99 degrees, runs up to 90 FPM. The prox switches require 110 VAC and the unit runs on 230/460V 3Pb 60Hz. The gearmotor is a SEW Eurodrive.

The spiral can be modified to some degree and the final price depends on the modifications needed. We will sell the unit as is at a 50% discount and includes a 1-year warranty.

Download the spiral conveyor spec sheet here, and call (757) 898-1530 for more information.

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