Truck Loading and Unloading Conveyors

Truck Loading and Unloading Conveyors

CONVEYORS So why do people use conveyors? • Moving products from point A to B (to avoid wasted time walking, or to reduce movements of forklifts, etc) • To carry products that are too heavy to be lifted manually • To simultaneously move a product while operators are working on it (or adding to it). Like a final assembly conveyor at an auto plant • To present products to a robot for processing, or to receive products from a robot that have been processed • To store products in between processes or at the final process step • To create a buffer or accumulation bank (i.e. a flexible storage system where the quantity of products in storage can be lower or higher as required to balance process flow) • To avoid injury to workers from repetitive movement, and to prevent damage to products caused by movement • To sequence or re-sequence products in between processes. Conveyor types like power and free conveyors can provide this Conveyors are one of the most flexible types of industrial equipment, and when correctly specified and installed they can dramatically improve productivity, efficiency and safety. Our Flexible Loaders and Unloader Conveyors are low cost and portable solutions for loading & unloading vehicles. This is an efficient, fast and an economical solution for loading and unloading of packages into and from trucks / Containers. Custom built belts ensure proper gripping of packages while loading or unloading them.

Features

  • Mobile and easy to maneuver in position as and when required.
  • Height adjustable conveyor segments for better ergonomics.
  • Roller conveyor segments can be extended to three times its length.
  • Option of powered or gravity roller conveyor segment

Specifications

Model Unit REC-801
Capacity  Kg per ft 50 to 100, 1 to 50
Length ft 10-20 feet, 1-10 feet, Customized, 40-60 feet, 20-40 feet
Type   Truck Loading
Automation Grade   Semi-Automatic
Design   Customized
Material Handling Capacity Kg per ft 1-50 Kg per feet, 50-100 Kg per feet