Scorpion 2410 portable transloader with its boom raised, parked at the Cambelt facility

Scorpion™ 2410

Steep lift. Small footprint.

The Scorpion 2410 moves up to 150 TPH at 100 PCF up a 60° incline on a 24" monolithic SBR Cambelt™, from a slim-line inlet just 5" off the rail. Tow it in with a forklift, set it on its lift jacks, and plug into standard 480V, 3-phase power.

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Why Scorpion

What makes it different

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150 TPH @ 100 PCF

Rated throughput sized for steady railcar unloading.

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60° incline

Steep lift in a short footprint.

03

600 fpm belt speed

Moves material quickly and under control.

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24" Cambelt 2410

Monolithic SBR belt with 1.0" nubs, molded as one piece.

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19'-10" inlet to discharge

Reach from the rail to the receiving equipment.

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15 HP V-belt drive

Simple, serviceable power transmission.

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480V, 3-phase

Runs on standard industrial site power.

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5" railcar clearance

Top of rail to slim-line inlet is 5", so it fits easily under the railcar.

09

Locking rear wheels

Lock in a 90° or straight position.

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Forklift towable

Tow into place with a towbar, then set it on its lift jacks.

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Rental availability

Rent a Scorpion when the work is temporary or the timing is tight.

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Try before you buy

Run the machine on your site first. Buy it when it has proven itself on your material.

Brochure

The Scorpion™ 2410 brochure.

Eight pages on how the 2410 reaches capacity: the 24" monolithic SBR Cambelt and enclosed conveyor, tons per hour by material, capital cost per TPH, forklift positioning, uptime and service access, configuration options, and the full specification sheet.

Application review

Configure it for the work

Tell us what you are moving, the required throughput, railcar or truck arrangement, and your site constraints. Cambelt engineering will match the Scorpion configuration to the application.

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Rental & demo

Try it on your site

Scorpion transloaders are available for rental when the work is temporary or the timing is tight — and every machine is available for a demonstration run on your material before you commit to a purchase. Run it first. Buy it when it has proven itself.

Also see the Scorpion™ 3015 →Also see the Scorpion™ 1210 →

Ask what a Scorpion would do on your yard.