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ROLLER CONVEYORS serves to convey
pieces-goods horizontally and up or down slightly as
powerized and gravity roller conveyors.
ADVANCE EQUIPMENT CO. offers a range of
roller conveyors i.e. gravity driving accumulating,
transfer conveyors through to peripherals control for
medium to heavy duty application. Fully developed and
tried construction techniques make these conveyors a
reliable part of any material handling system offering
future flexibility and compatibility of equipment. |
We make a wide range of Powered and non powered version roller
conveyor using standard Precision bearings for heavy loads (250
kgs and above) and pressed bearings for lighter loads. Many
combinations offered in terms of Roller pitch, roller diameter,
roller moc, between frame width. Rollers are spring loaded with
Hex axle or round axle. Please ask for our detailed catalogue.
Belt Driven Live Roller Conveyors
Belt Driven Live Roller Conveyor ( BDLR ) is designed primarily
for handling hard to convey items, such as bundled materials,
drums and pails, as well as other awkward and heavy items.
•These conveyors are also recommended for use where interruption
in work flow is required or where conveyed items must be taken
from the line at specific points.
Advantages of BDLR Conveyor:
Equipped with rollers for easy removal and to simplify conveyor
relocation.
¤ Because they are powered by a friction belt beneath the
roller, the rollers present a firm conveying surface that
largely eliminates
off-tracking and direct contact damage to the conveyor belt.
¤ Pressure rollers are adjustable to minimize line pressure.
¤ Available belt speed ranges from 30 to 100 FPM.
¤ Travel direction is reversible in units up to 100 feet in
length with a center drive.
¤ Standard centers are 2.4", 3", 4" and 6" but multiples thereof
may be provided.
¤ Standard frame widths are 12", 15", 18", 21", 24", 30" 36",
42" and 48". (Dimensions are to the outside of the frame.)
¤ The spring loaded rollers are 1.9" in diameter by 16 ga. with
7/16" hex axles, on required centers.
¤ Availability of accumulation beds.
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