Food Processing
Food Processing Conveyor Chain and Trolleys
Poultry, red meat and packaged food processing plants run their overhead conveyor chain through washdown, cold and caustic cleaning every day. That is why Frost and Frost Links make stainless and sanitary chain, trolleys and wheels built for it.
Built for Washdown
Stainless Chain
Areas cleaned with water and chemicals need corrosion resistant chain. That is why stainless steel X-type chain is available in every size from X-248 to X-678.
Sealed Wheels
Splashproof® is a Frost seal design that acts as a double triple labyrinth for severe dirt and liquid. In addition, a wiper seal version allows relubrication without seal damage.
Poultry and Meat
Frost Links also makes food processing trolleys and conveyor products for chicken, turkey, beef and pork lines.
Consistent Spacing
Smooth Link® chain has cold-formed pins that reduce wear and variation in strand length. As a result, spacing stays consistent along the line.
Applications
Food plants use the same overhead conveyor components as any plant, but in stainless and sealed versions. For poultry and meat, Frost Links also carries the full line.
Questions We Hear
Is stainless steel X-type chain available?
Yes. Frost makes stainless steel chain in X-248, X-348, X-458 and X-678 sizes, so every X-type pitch from 2 to 6 in is covered.
What seal keeps washdown water out of a trolley wheel?
Splashproof® is a Frost design that acts as a double triple labyrinth for severe dirt and liquid. Find your trolley wheel configuration.
Where can I find poultry and meat processing products?
Frost Links carries the full line of poultry and red meat processing chain, trolleys and parts at frostlinks.com.
Which chain finish holds up in washdown areas?
Stainless steel conveyor chain is made for food processing areas cleaned with water and chemicals. Frost X-type chain also comes zinc coated or YZD coated for corrosion protection.
Do food plants use different trolleys than other plants?
Mostly, no. Food plants use the same overhead conveyor components as any plant, but in stainless and sealed versions. Frost Links also makes food processing trolleys for chicken, turkey, beef and pork lines.
How do I measure trolley drop?
Measure from the middle of the center link, the chain centerline, straight up to the top of the I-beam. Then match it on the trolley drop chart.
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