Keeping salmon on the move
A company that processes
salmon delicacies is exploiting
the capabilities of the new
Interroll Synchronous Drum
Motor in its latest slicing
production line. The line
incorporates A.B. Process
slicing machines that feature
a PU belt conveyor driven by
synchronous drum motors to
provide efficient sequential
transport and make sure
slices stay on carrier boards.

A company that processes
salmon delicacies is exploiting
the capabilities of the new
Interroll Synchronous Drum
Motor in its latest slicing
production line. The line
incorporates A.B. Process
slicing machines that feature
a PU belt conveyor driven by
synchronous drum motors to
provide efficient sequential
transport and make sure
slices stay on carrier boards.
The space-saving 80mm
diameter synchronous drum
motor is the company’s most
powerful, energy-efficient
generation of drum motors; it
enables one drive system to
suit all needs. It is easy-toinstall
in belt conveyors for
food and packaging processes
and other industrial uses.
It is said to offer excellent
start-stop performance,
optimum torque at all speeds,
maximum acceleration/
braking performance and low
operating drum temperature
of about 45°C.
Interroll says that when
used with its new frequency
inverter IFI-IP55 and vector
control, the performance of
conveyor belt systems can be
substantially enhanced.
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