Conveyor types

Accumulation Conveyor

Typical Use: Popular in packaging, warehousing, food preperation, and a wide range of industries where products must be brought to a halt at the end of the conveyor, without halting the entire conveyor.

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Belt Conveyor

Typical Use: The traditional belt system for general Warehousing, sortation, and logistics.

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Plate Link Conveyor

Typical Use: Moving heavy loads, or 'sharp' loads (such as scrap metal etc)that might fray/puncture a rubber belt.

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Slat Conveyor

(Sometimes called table-top chain conveyors)

Typical Use: Wherever bends or loops are required.

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Gravity Roller Conveyor

Typical Use: Simple, economical unpowered roller system, typicaly used in warehouse environments

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Swan Neck Conveyors

Typical Use: Loading materials into a hopper, or for 'bridging' other conveyors.

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Stainless Steel Conveyors

Typical Use: For highly corrosive or magnetic environments, or hygenic/sterile environments.

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Chain Conveyors

Typical Use: Used in wet environments for drainage, or where cool/warm air needs to be circulated around the conveyed products.

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Chain Drive Roller Conveyors

Typical Use: For transporting heavy or bulky items

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Wire Mesh Conveyors

Typical Use: A lightweight variant of the chain-mesh conveyor, useful when the products need to be drained, or to have warm/cool air circulated around them.

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Mezanine Floor Incline Conveyors

Typical Use: For transporting goods between floors of a factory

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Accumulation Conveyors

Typical Use: Warehouse logistics, picking/packing, assembly line. Any situation where products must be prevented from 'falling off' the end of the line.

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Hybrids and Special Applications

Sometimes a conveyor does more than just transport products, and has to interact with or modify them in some way. In addition, special environments can sometimes require an unusual combination of conveyor technologies. We love these challenges.

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