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Iron gear wheels take the same amount of time to manufacture as transport belts, so one gear assembler can supply one belt assembler at full capacity. | |||
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Revision as of 20:55, 4 March 2016
Template:Machinery The Basic Transport Belt is the easiest way of automatic transportation of items. It is available from the beginning without research.
See Transport belts for more general information about transport belts.
Properties
| Type | Max. throughput (Items per game-second) | Speed (Tiles per game-second) | Max. density (Items per tile) | Required technologies |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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13.393* | 1.875* | 7.143* | none |
*experimental value: See Transport belt experiments for more detailed information.
3 fast inserters per side will fill a basic transport belt to maximum density.
Production Layouts
Iron gear wheels take the same amount of time to manufacture as transport belts, so one gear assembler can supply one belt assembler at full capacity.
| Design | Input: (Items per game-second) |
|---|---|
| File:Transport belt layout1.jpg |
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| Output: (Items per game-second) | |
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