HARTLAND, Wis., (February 1, 2019) — Two models from Dorner's newly remodeled AquaGard 7350 V2 Series are now ready in D-Tools, Dorner's online conveyor configurator.
The AquaGard 7350 V2's Positive Drive and LPZ (Flat and Cleated belt) models now on D-Tools give project engineers, plant managers and others the ability to easily create an AquaGard conveyor to fit their accurate application in a matter of minutes. D-Tools, which includes 2D and 3D CAD libraries and other functions, allows users to develop simple or complex conveyor packages, as well as individual components such as gear motors and mounting packages, support stands and accessories.
The AquaGard 7350 V2 is designed for several sanitary applications within baking, snack food, pharmaceutical, pet food, packaging and other industries that require casual wipe-down cleanings of the conveyor. The new conveyor comes in belted, modular belt and positive drive models.
The platform includes the safest, most advanced modular curve chain conveyor in the industry today. The modular belt curve conveyor has no openings greater than the international standard of 4mm, even within the curves, which enhances safety by eradicating pinch points for operators. Added safety measures are also attained by covering the upper and lower chain edges, and fully containing the drive system, which reduces catenary belt sag and conveyor noise.
Features and benefits of the AquaGard 7350 V2 Positive Drive Conveyor include:
•              Positively-driven belt avoids slipping in wet environments
•              Positive-belt control on drive sprockets
•              Eliminates need to be tensioned or tracked
•              Tip up tails for access inside conveyor for cleaning and maintenance
Features and benefits of the AquaGard 7350 V2 LPZ Conveyor include:
•              Available in Flat and Cleated belt models
•              Flat belt angles from 5° to 30° in 5° increments
•              Cleated belt angles from 30° to 60° in 5° increments
•              Configurations: Horizontal to incline; noseover; Z-frame



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