Equipment in Operation

Conveyor Equipment in Operation

Explore real operating photos of conveyor equipment used in loading and unloading applications. See the equipment structure, conveying arrangement and operating environment to better understand the available options for your project.

Real operation photos
Dock, ground & container
Captioned setups

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Photographs from operation

Real operation photos of telescopic roller, hydraulic lift and belt conveyors loading trucks and containers.

Telescopic roller conveyor loading cartons into a truck at dock level — Telescopic roller line extended into a truck from dock height. This is the baseline dock setup; note how little floor space the line occupies.

Telescopic roller line extended inside a shipping container — The same roller line working inside a container, where cargo must be placed far beyond the door line.

Hydraulic lift conveyor loading a truck from ground level — Hydraulic unit loading from ground level with no dock involved: the line brings the height to the cargo.

Crew operating a hydraulic lift slope conveyor — A crew working a hydraulic slope line: feeding at ground level, stacking inside the body.

Telescopic belt conveyor at an express sorting facility — Belt line handling mixed parcels in an express environment, where irregular shapes are difficult to handle on rollers.

Express sorting facility with belt conveyor lines — A wider view of the sorting hall the belt line feeds from.

The three setups in detail

Dock level

Roller line, platform height

The truck backs onto the dock, the boom telescopes in, and cartons travel from the building to the stacking crew. No lifting section is needed at platform height.

Telescopic Roller Conveyor

No dock

Hydraulic lift into the body

With no platform to bridge from, the machine lifts cargo through its working range and carries it up an incline into the trailer.

Hydraulic Lift & Incline

Either

Belt line, mixed parcels

Configured either fixed at a dock or on a mobile base with a hydraulic lift arm, for high volumes of irregular packages.

Telescopic Belt Conveyor

How to read these photos

Look at the interface

Where the line meets the building or the ground. That single detail decides the whole family of machine.

Count the reach

How deep into the vehicle sits the discharge end, which tells you the extension stroke you would need.

Check the cargo

Bagged, cartons or mixed parcels? The surface material follows from what you see being carried.

Asking for a reference

The most useful thing you can send us is not a purchase order but a description of your loading point. Tell us the constraint that hurts (a bay with no dock, a vehicle that arrives too long, a cargo type that jams) and we can point you at the closest setup we have built.

If none of the photographs above resembles your site, that is not a blocker: most units are configured per site anyway, so send your photos and we will assess what a suitable configuration looks like for you.

Tell Us About Your Loading Needs

Dock height, vehicle mix and cargo. Our team will recommend a suitable configuration and follow up with product information.

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