Types of Gravity Roller conveyors:

• Straight Gravity Roller Conveyor: This is the most basic and commonly used type of gravity roller conveyor. It consists of a series of parallel rollers mounted on a frame, allowing products to move freely along a straight path due to gravity. Straight gravity roller conveyors are ideal for simple point-to-point material transportation.
• Curved Gravity Roller Conveyor: Curved gravity roller conveyors feature a series of rollers arranged in a curved configuration. They enable smooth and controlled product flow around corners or bends. Curved gravity roller conveyors are useful when navigating tight spaces or changing the direction of material flow within a facility.
• Flexible Gravity Roller Conveyor: Flexible gravity roller conveyors are expandable and can be adjusted in length to accommodate different material handling requirements. These conveyors consist of a series of connected rollers that can be extended or retracted as needed. Flexible gravity roller conveyors are highly versatile and suitable for applications that require adjustable conveyor lengths.
• Gravity Roller Conveyor with Gates: This type of gravity roller conveyor incorporates gates or sections that can be opened and closed to control the flow of materials. The gates allow operators to selectively divert or block the movement of products on the conveyor, providing flexibility in sorting or routing items to different areas.
• Accumulating Gravity Roller Conveyor: Accumulating gravity roller conveyors feature low-friction rollers that allow products to accumulate without causing damage or collision. They are commonly used in assembly lines or order picking operations where materials need to be temporarily stored before further processing.

Powered Roller Conveyors

Our powered roller conveyors offer an additional level of control and automation for material handling. These conveyors incorporate motorized rollers that provide power-driven movement for efficient and precise transportation of goods. Powered roller conveyors are ideal for applications that require variable speed control, accumulation zones, and integration with other automated systems, making them suitable for industries such as manufacturing, logistics, and e-commerce in India.

• Belt-Driven Roller Conveyor: This type of powered roller conveyor uses a belt to drive the rollers. The belt is looped around the rollers and is driven by a motor, providing efficient and smooth material transportation. Belt-driven roller conveyors are suitable for medium to heavy-duty applications and can handle various sizes and types of products.
• Chain-Driven Roller Conveyor: In a chain-driven roller conveyor, the rollers are connected with chains that are driven by a motor. The chains provide positive drive, ensuring precise and synchronized movement of products. Chain-driven roller conveyors are ideal for heavy loads, pallet handling, and accumulation zones.
• Line Shaft Roller Conveyor: Line shaft roller conveyors utilize a series of rollers connected by a line shaft. The line shaft is powered by a motor, which rotates the rollers and drives the movement of products. Line shaft roller conveyors are flexible, cost-effective, and suitable for light to medium loads.
• Motorized Roller Conveyor: Motorized roller conveyors feature individual motorized rollers spaced along the length of the conveyor. Each roller has its own motor, allowing for independent control and accumulation of products. Motorized roller conveyors are highly versatile and can handle a wide range of products with precision and flexibility.
• Accumulating Roller Conveyor: Accumulating roller conveyors incorporate zones or sections that allow products to accumulate without stopping the entire conveyor. This enables buffering or temporary storage of items during the material handling process. Accumulating roller conveyors are commonly used in assembly lines, sorting, and order picking operations.