Feb 9 2009
Atlas Polar, a company known for developing innovative material handling solutions, is introducing the first and only front mounting concrete conveyor belt system on the market.
The Front Discharge Mixveyor is designed for easy operation, maximum maneuverability, and a long life. Its extended reach allows operators to pour concrete up to 36 feet away from the concrete mixer. The Mixveyor also offers precision placement, giving operators the flexibility to pour in a 220º radius around the truck. Its single beam design reduces the overall weight of the conveyor, while its low stored profile makes it easy to move the unit in and out of storage.
Equipped with a standard Polar Radio Remote Control system, the concrete conveyor allows for safe and precise operation. Because the belt mounts in front of the truck, the operator gains a clear view of the job site from inside the cab and can easily maneuver around obstacles to position the belt in the ideal position for efficient pouring. With flexible reach and excellent stability, the Front Discharge Mixveyor offers exceptional performance on sites with uneven terrain.
This concrete conveyor is built to last. Considerations about wear and tear on components were factored into the design of the unit. The head pulley scraper, which keeps the belt cleaner, was designed for extreme efficiency and low wear. The conveyor is powered by hydraulics with no chains used for swing and swivel. A specialized water flushing system cleans hard-to-reach areas, and hoppers are easily removed to ensure thorough cleaning.
Atlas Polar has a long history of ingenuity and responsiveness to customer needs. From the first fully proportional remote control for hydraulic cranes to the first automated trashraking system for the hydroelectric industry, Atlas Polar has always demonstrated progressive thinking and innovation in design. The Front Discharge Mixveyor is yet another example of this tradition, offering Ready Mix companies the ideal tool for streamlining their operations and increasing their efficiency.