




The Automatic Side Grip Conveyor is designed for the stable and controlled transfer of bottles, jars, cans, and other compatible containers. Two synchronized side belts gently grip the container body and carry it through the conveying section without relying on support beneath the product.
By leaving the container base exposed, the conveyor creates direct access for bottom coding, printing, inspection, marking, and other production processes. It can also bridge gaps between machines, eliminate fallen bottles, control product spacing, or stabilize lightweight and irregular containers during transfer.
The adjustable belt opening, gripping pressure, conveyor speed, and working height allow the system to accommodate a defined range of container sizes and shapes. It can operate as a standalone transfer unit or integrate with filling, capping, sealing, labeling, coding, inspection, and packaging equipment.
Two opposing belts move at matched speeds to hold containers securely and maintain stable product orientation throughout the transfer.
The open-bottom design provides unobstructed access to the container base for coding, marking, inspection, or transfer across conveyor gaps.
A convenient adjustment mechanism allows the distance between the belts to be changed for compatible container diameters and widths.
The belt spacing and contact pressure can be set according to the container material, wall strength, weight, and surface condition.
The operating speed can be adjusted to match upstream and downstream machinery and maintain a balanced production flow.
Selected belt materials and controlled side pressure help reduce slipping, scratching, deformation, vibration, and bottle tipping.
The powered side belts move containers positively across gaps where conventional dead plates may create resistance or instability.
The conveyor can be installed horizontally or configured at a suitable angle for specific transfer, elevation, lowering, or orientation requirements.
Accessible width, height, speed, and guide adjustments simplify transitions between compatible container formats.
The conveyor can be synchronized with coders, inspection systems, fillers, cappers, labelers, checkweighers, and other packaging-line equipment.
A side grip conveyor uses two opposing belts to hold containers by their sides and transport them without requiring continuous support beneath the product.
A standard conveyor supports containers from the bottom. A side grip conveyor holds them laterally, allowing the bottom surface to remain exposed.
It is commonly used for bottom coding, bottom inspection, machine-to-machine transfer, gap transfer, bottle spacing, fallen-bottle removal, and container elevation.
It can handle compatible plastic bottles, glass bottles, jars, cans, and other rigid or semi-rigid containers with suitable side surfaces.
Yes, provided that the container has stable and consistent side-contact areas. Irregular containers should be tested before the final conveyor design is confirmed.
The opening between the two gripping belts can be increased or reduced through a manual or powered adjustment mechanism.
Yes. Its bottomless structure allows a coding or marking device to be installed beneath the container path.
Correct belt selection, speed synchronization, and gripping-pressure adjustment help minimize scratching and deformation. Very thin or flexible bottles should be tested with the actual samples.
Yes. The working height, belt speed, transfer direction, machine length, and control signals can be configured to match existing equipment.
Yes. The belt length, gripping range, working height, conveying speed, frame material, installation angle, drive arrangement, and control functions can be customized.