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5 Engineering Mistakes to Avoid When Specifying an Incline Conveyant for Bulk Transloading
Engineers and project managers at rail‑served terminals face intense pressure to move more tons through tight footprints, often with challenging materials and demanding uptime targets. Choosing the wrong incline conveyor can lock those facilities into years of avoidable dust, downtime, and retrofit costs. Mistake 1: [...]
“High‑Incline vs Conventional Conveyors in Rail Transload Yards: Footprint, Dust & Maintenance Compared”
High‑incline enclosed conveyors are changing how modern rail transload yards think about footprint, dust control, and lifecycle cost. They give operators the flexibility and efficiency that large networks like Savage and Norfolk Southern look for when adding new commodities or expanding existing terminals. Why footprint [...]
Revolutionizing Bulk Material Handling: The 2025 Scorpion Transloader
In the world of industrial transloading, speed, efficiency, and cleanliness are everything. The all-new 2025 Scorpion Transloader is setting a new benchmark with its cutting-edge features, designed to meet the demands of modern material handling. Whether you're moving cement, fly ash, or other bulk powders, [...]
Why Cambelt is the Best Choice for Conveying Frac Sand
(Over 2.5B pounds moved in 10 months…on the same 30” belt?? Can it be real?) When it comes to conveying frac sand, efficiency, durability, and reliability are paramount. Cambelt stands out as the industry leader, and here’s why. The Power of the 3015 Nubbed Belt [...]
Why RENT a Cambelt Scorpion 3015 Transloader
Why RENT a Cambelt Scorpion 3015 Transloader: The Benefits of Using Operational Expenses to Fund Capital Projects In the realm of business finance, the distinction between operational expenses (OpEx) and capital expenses (CapEx) is crucial. OpEx refers to the day-to-day costs of running a business, [...]
Challenges of Conveying Frac Sand
At Cambelt, we get calls every day to quote conveyor systems that can handle the movement of frac sand. Most of those calls come from clients who face significant challenges with the space constraints on the property they are using to conduct material movement operations. [...]