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Floor-Mounted Cross Manure Conveyor

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Product Name Floor-Mounted Cross Manure Conveyor
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floor-mounted cross manure conveyor with inclined discharge
Product Overview The Floor-Mounted Cross Manure Conveyor forms a transfer line behind manure collection belts. Positioned on the building floor, its horizontal belt receives discharged manure and carries it across the house toward an external collection or elevating system. A low-profile arrangement can avoid a dedicated cross-conveyor pit where the building layout and discharge design permit. This configuration is commonly used in poultry housing and can be evaluated for other livestock projects with suitable manure consistency and loading conditions.
Key Features
  • Floor-level installation supports manure transfer without a deep cross-conveyor pit in suitable buildings.
  • A horizontal collection section can receive manure from multiple belt discharge points.
  • An inclined section or separate elevating conveyor can raise manure to a container, vehicle or downstream handling line.
  • Accessible belt surfaces and the surrounding floor simplify inspection and washdown planning.
  • Conveyor length, discharge position and layout can be selected for the livestock building and manure handling route.
Structural Components A typical system includes a horizontal conveyor belt, drive and return assemblies, support and guidance components, belt tensioning provisions and a discharge interface. Depending on the project, an inclined conveyor section and guarding at moving parts or transfer points may be specified. Final construction and material selection depend on the manure load and site conditions.
Working Principle Manure discharged from the upstream collection belts falls onto the cross conveyor. The driven belt moves it laterally toward the building exit. At the discharge point, material transfers to an inclined belt, another conveyor or the designated collection system. Upstream belts and the cross conveyor should be operated in a coordinated sequence to prevent accumulation at transfer points.
Technical Specifications
  • Conveyor length and belt width: According to project requirements.
  • Discharge height and incline arrangement: Customizable to the receiving equipment and building layout.
  • Drive, electrical supply and conveying capacity: Available upon request after manure load assessment.
  • Belt and component materials: Selected according to manure characteristics and farm conditions.
Applications Suitable for transferring collected manure from poultry house manure belts to external storage or further processing. For a commercial pig farm, application requires an engineering review of slurry content, solids loading, upstream scraper or belt discharge, cleaning access and the downstream manure system. Very liquid manure may require a different conveying method.
Customization Options The collection length, belt width, transfer-point positions, exit location and elevating arrangement can be designed according to project requirements. For new livestock houses or steel structure buildings, coordinate the conveyor route with wall openings, floor levels, equipment supports and vehicle access during the construction design stage.
Installation & Maintenance Prepare a suitable floor and confirm the alignment of upstream discharge points before positioning the conveyor. Allow access to the drive, tensioning and discharge areas, and provide appropriate electrical protection and guarding. During operation, inspect belt tracking, tension, rollers and transfer points; remove accumulated manure and clean the surrounding floor as required.
Product FAQ

Does a floor-mounted conveyor always eliminate the manure pit?
A low-profile cross conveyor can avoid a dedicated pit in suitable layouts. Floor elevations, transfer points and the building exit must be checked for each project.

Can it discharge directly into a truck?
A compatible inclined or elevating section may be specified to reach the required loading height.

What information is needed for selection?
Provide the building plan, upstream belt positions, manure characteristics, expected load, conveying distance and required discharge height.

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Reference images of a comparable Vencomatic Group cross conveyor; confirm image-use permission before publication.

floor-mounted manure cross conveyor horizontal belt section
cross manure conveyor belt and inclined transfer assembly
floor-mounted manure conveyor drive and discharge layout

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