Segmented Transfer Plates

Transferring products safely from one belt to another, from belt to chute, or from belt to structure is often one of the biggest problems for material transfer operations. Segmented Transfer Plates from Flexco can help prevent product loss, increase operator safety, and reduce pinch hazards at the transfer point, preventing potential damage to the product as well as the belt and conveyor structure. Bright yellow segments snap onto the mounting bar to accommodate belts up to 60" wide and gaps from 4" to 10". A Segmented Transfer Plate design with a narrower support bar is also available for smaller pulley to pulley gaps from 1.5" to 3".

• Accommodate belts up to 60" wide and gaps from 4" to 10"
• Narrow-gap option available for smaller pulley-to-pulley gaps from 1.5" to 3"
• Compatible with both endless and mechanical belt splices
• Ideal for package handling and airport applications
• Precision-molded segments ensure accurate fit of transfer in gap
• Durable HDPE segments lock together and provide a low coefficient of friction so product slides easily across the transfer
• Beveled plastic segments positioned directly on the belt prevent product ingestion and reduce pinch points
• The two piece mounting bracket allows for easy mounting and removal
• Bright yellow color makes segments easy to monitor for replacement

Learn more about Segmented Transfer Plates here:

• Specify belt width. Mounting bar is 2” longer than specified belt width
• Determine transfer size required
• Determine mounting bar location

*Segmented Transfer Plate 1.5” to 3” gaps are not recommended for belt to chute/slide applications.

For horizontal to horizontal belt applications.

Measure distance between pulleys at a point no more than 25% of the pulley diameter (including belt thickness) down from the crown of both pulleys.

For waterfall applications. Measure distance from about 45° from the top of the upper pulley to the top point on the lower pulley.

For belt to chute or slide applications. On pulley side, position no higher than 1/2" below the crown with bridge segment positioned roughly 1/8" to 1/2" above the top of the chute or slide back wall.