Case-studies

The snack food market is a global market. The main consumers reside in Europe and North America.

Europe’s largest producer of baked savory snacks has used Volta for over 20 years.

Fish industries like tuna, salmon and herring supply a huge world demand and have required specific industrial solutions and processing systems.

Fish and seafood can present belt suppliers with some of the most difficult challenges in food processing.

Shrimps and prawns form the backbone of several developing economies and factory processing...

Cutting and docking processes have always been trouble spots where belt wear and tear is high.

The producer of frozen bakery croissants utilizes a deep trough conveyor to avoid using welded side wall.

One of the world’s largest producers of cookies used conventional plied and canvas belts for decades. They were required to change them every two to three months because the splice failed on the finger joints from following a belt path that included nine pulleys.

The fourth most important food crop worldwide is potatoes. 60% of the processing is handled in the most industrialized countries.

A common breakdown of the plastics used in conveyor belts is derived from the damage caused by chemical exposure.