A box transfer inclined conveyor is a type of inclined belt conveyor that is specifically designed for the transfer of boxes or other similar materials. It is commonly used in manufacturing and distribution facilities, as well as in warehouses and shipping and receiving areas.

The box transfer inclined conveyor typically features a flat belt that runs along a set of rollers or pulleys, with the angle of the incline determining the direction of the material flow. The belt may be made from a variety of materials, including rubber, PVC, or other synthetic materials, depending on the type of material being transported and the conditions in which the conveyor will be operating.

One of the key features of the box transfer inclined conveyor is the presence of transfer rollers, which are designed to guide the boxes smoothly from the infeed conveyor onto the inclined belt. These transfer rollers are typically spaced at regular intervals along the length of the conveyor, and may be angled or tapered to ensure a smooth transition.