Apparently, according to one of the accompanying articles below, not.

It is described as a straight line conveyance. X ■

Think about the cable for a minute. How do you make a cable go around a curve without a sheave of some kind. That would be one large sheave. Tension always pulls in a straight line.

Cable conveyors are for straight line only. ■

The original Cable Belt was invented by a mine manager in the UK National Coal Board & subsequent developments illustrated 'It's not what you know but who you know. The Austrian system is similarly blessed. Cable conveyors exhibit high cable wear whatever is claimed to the contrary. Material discharge is more than complex. The recent fad of elevating conveyors through the treetops in remote locations is amusing at best. To claim that this technique does not require any ground maintenance access is absurd. What access was provided at the construction phase? ■

Let me check it, very good share, thank you. ■