Product Information

Fine Conveyor

・Our standard belt conveyors (products not subject to the Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Act, those without "-PSE" at the end of the model number) must be used with fixed legs or brackets that are fixed to the wall or floor (sold separately), or directly attached to machinery. Do not use them in any other way (with center legs or caster legs that are not fixed to the floor or wall, etc.), as this may violate the Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Act.

・If you require a product subject to the Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Act (portable products with caster legs that can be moved around, with "-PSE" at the end of the model number), please contact our sales department.

Belt conveyor body and leg combination table

Belt conveyor body fixed leg Caster legs Center leg
PSE target product
("-PSE" is displayed in the model number)
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PSE non-compliant products
(Model number does not include "-PSE")
〇 ※2 × 〇 ※2
  • *1 This only applies when our fixed legs and center legs, which are designed specifically for PSE-compliant products, are combined correctly according to the instructions in the instruction manual, etc. Combining legs other than our fixed legs and center legs, or installing without following the instructions in the instruction manual, etc., may result in the risk of the product falling over, and is therefore extremely dangerous, so please refrain from doing so.
  • *2 Use the included fixing brackets for the fixed legs and center legs, and be sure to fix them in place before use.

Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Act

This law was enacted with the aim of preventing dangers and injuries caused by electrical appliances by regulating the manufacture and sale of electrical appliances and promoting the independent activities of private businesses to ensure safety. The regulations apply to electrical appliances that are directly connected to indoor wiring equipment in ordinary homes (receiving electricity directly from an outlet), which requires particularly high levels of safety. (Note: This does not apply to appliances that receive power at voltages above 600V, such as commercial power sources.)

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