Move small, loose, and irregularly shaped material that might fall through or shift around roller or skate wheel conveyors. Material remains in the same location on the belt as it travels, making these conveyors ideal for inspecting products in an assembly line. These conveyors ship as sub-assemblies that require final assembly.

Reversible conveyors move material forward and back in applications such as loading and unloading trucks or returning empty containers back down the line.

Fixed-speed conveyors travel at 60 fpm, a common industry rate, to move material.

Variable-speed conveyors adjust from standard conveyor speeds down to 7 fpm, so they are often used to slow material flow for quality checks.

Three-phase motors balance power more evenly than single-phase motors, so they are good for heavy loads. While a conveyor with a single-phase motor may lag when a heavy load reaches the conveyor, a conveyor with a three-phase motor will continue smoothly.

Note: Capacities are based on an evenly distributed load.

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