Angle conveyors are conveyor systems used on an inclined surface to move materials or products from one point to another. These types of conveyors operate using gravity; That is, the materials move downwards along the inclined surface under their own weight.

Angled conveyors are generally designed to match the natural flow direction of the material. They are used to transport materials from a high point to a low point. For example, they can be used in quarries to transport crushed stone or ores from high places to low levels.

The basic components of these conveyors include a conveyor belt or belt, support frame, and sometimes a drive mechanism. The belt enables the transportation of the material and is generally designed to be compatible with the inclined surface. The support frame provides the structural support necessary to transport the belt and material. The drive mechanism moves the belt, allowing the materials to move along the inclined surface.

Angled conveyors can be designed in different shapes and sizes depending on the type of material to be transported, degree of inclination, length and capacity. Safety measures are important to ensure safe transportation of materials and must therefore be taken into account in the design. These types of conveyors are widely used in mining, agriculture, construction and material handling industries.