Conveyor Slope III
Conveyor Slope III in FOUNDRY: crafting recipe, production chain inputs, and crafts that consume it.
About - Category: Logistics · solid · Stack size: 100
Recipe
Conveyor Slope III
Machine: assembler · Craft time: 3.75s
Ingredients
- 1 × Conveyor Slope II
- 1 × Advanced Machinery Parts
- 1 × Circuit Board
Products
- 1 × Conveyor Slope III
Used in
- Conveyor Slope IV → Conveyor Slope IV
Guide
Conveyor Slope III is designed to move items vertically or diagonally between different elevations in your factory, making it a key component for managing complex layouts. As your production lines grow, this slope allows you to efficiently transfer resources between floors or over obstacles, helping to maximize available space.
This is a mid-to-late game logistics upgrade, crafted in an assembler from Conveyor Slope II, Advanced Machinery Parts, and Circuit Board. Conveyor Slope III fits into the progression of conveyor technology, offering improved integration with advanced systems as your factory expands.
Beyond its immediate use, Conveyor Slope III is also required to craft the next tier, Conveyor Slope IV, making it an essential step for players aiming to optimize their logistics further.
Tips
- Use Conveyor Slope III to streamline item movement between floors or terrain levels, reducing congestion and improving flow in multi-level factories.
- Upgrade from Conveyor Slope II when you need higher throughput or to match the capabilities of more advanced conveyor systems.
- Plan your factory layout to leverage vertical space, using slopes to connect different elevations and avoid sprawling horizontal builds.
- Keep the stack size of 100 in mind when planning large-scale installations or stocking up for future upgrades.
Unlock requirements
- Conveyor III
FAQ
Are there any unique placement or throughput advantages to Conveyor Slope III compared to earlier slopes?
Conveyor Slope III supports higher throughput and integrates better with advanced conveyor systems compared to earlier slopes. Its design allows for more efficient item movement between elevations, making it especially useful in complex or multi-level factory layouts.