Onion Line
Complete onion lines built from HJV handling, cleaning and grading equipment, with partner machines for optical sorting, weighing, carton feeding, bag placing and palletizing.
Conveyors & Elevators
Stainless conveyors and elevators with endless food-grade PVC belts, soft drop zones at transitions, and same-diameter shafts that need no machining to replace.
Conveyors and elevators link every machine in a line, so they're where product gets bruised and where downtime starts. HJV builds them in full stainless steel with Ammeraal food-grade blue PVC belting, and only endless belts: no joiners to wear out and no hang-up points.
Drop zones at transition points reduce damage where product changes direction or height. Double Amtel guide strips keep belts tracking with less adjustment, and rubber standoffs on the return rollers reduce debris build-up.
Head and tail rollers come apart so you replace individual parts instead of whole assemblies. Every shaft is the same diameter and none need machining. Lengths are reconfigurable as your line changes, and for high-capacity or dirty areas we build troughed rubber chevron elevators.
Why it works
Highlights
- 01
Endless food-grade PVC belts
No joiners to replace.
- 02
Soft drop zones
Less damage at transitions.
- 03
Double Amtel guides
Consistent tracking.
- 04
Nord gearboxes and motors
- 05
Same-diameter shafts
No machining to replace.
- 06
Reconfigurable lengths
Configure it
Options
Z-type conveyors
With push-off plough.
EH-type elevators
Hopper-style EH-type elevators
Troughed rubber chevron elevators
For high-capacity or dirty areas.
Conveying & storage handling
Works alongside
Storage Bins
High-capacity bins that keep trucks moving, and multi-compartment bins for pre-sized product so packing equipment runs at a steady speed.
Even Flow Hopper
A loading hopper that meters product onto the line at a steady rate. Fill it with a loader over the end or sides, or with a dipping-end elevator.
Planning a line? Talk to the HJV Engineering team.
Tell us what you run, how much of it, and where it goes next. We'll lay out the line with you.