Conveyors #5846236

Our standard flat belt conveyors are a classic in a majority of conveyor technology applications. Individual workpieces and packaging units, and in many cases also bulk goods, are transported via a conveyor belt stretched over a frame using pulleys. We cover standard segment belt widths from 20 to 1000 mm and axle distances from 300 to 6000 mm.

The belt conveyors are divided into 4 classes according to the diameter of the pulleys on the belt heads; these are the 20, 40, 80 and 90 series belt conveyors. All systems use flat belts as the conveyor belts; the belt type is adapted to your requirements.

Overhead conveyors utilize a single rail, whether manual or driven, from which the conveying means and load handling takes place over work areas. Overhead conveyors can be installed to follow almost any continuous path, changing direction both horizontally and vertically. If able to use multiple drives, a single path can be several thousand feet.

Overhead conveyors can be supplied in either enclosed track or I-Beam construction based upon weight capacity and application

We offer Mono-O-super overhead conveyor system, which is cost-effective and exceptionally conveyor system. This system is capable of solving all types of material handling requirements of different industries e.g. Tea factories, Automobile, Tractors, Leather industries, Ceramics, Cement, paper, C chemical etc. This system saves cost, as this is easy to maintain and considerably save floor space to increase labour productivity.

Powder-Coating System and Auto-Oil Lubricator :

The Powder Coating System is used for dry coating application using the powder of thermoplastic materials or thermoset polymer. Providing hard finish tougher than paint, this system is mainly used for coating of metals

The Auto-Oil Lubricator provides lubrication to various internal systems such as moving parts, wheels, etc. This ensures cleaning and corrosion resistance to the internal parts of the conveyor systems.

Chain Drive Roller systems are ideal for moving bulky and heavy packages, such as palletised goods. Chain-driven powered roller conveyors are the four wheel drive of the roller conveyor world!

Whereas the lighter-weight lineshaft-drive conveyors can allow individual rollers to slip if the load is high enough (a useful characteristic if accumulation is desired), chain-driven powered roller conveyors are all about power and traction. These rollers simply cannot slip, making it the application of choice for moving very heavy packages. It is a particularly popular solution for moving pallet loads.

With chain-drive powered roller conveyors, each roller is bound to its neighbour by a chain-and-sprocket arrangement, terminating in a pair of driver rollers, which also connect to the motor by chain. This arrangement ensures that no roller can slip under load, and gives positive drive to all of the rollers on the bed simultaneously.

Unlike most conveyors, the motor on chain-drive powered roller conveyors is usually centrally-mounted, as this allows a more even distribution of torque across the roller bed as a whole. It is still possible to create an accumulation system with this technique, merely requiring that the roller bed be divided into separate sections, each with its own drive motor and suitable sensors.

At medium weights and package size, it is still possible to have bends and loops, but these become increasingly impractical and expensive as weight/size increases. Instead, a right-angle transfer station or turntable can be used to accomplish the same effect.