This guide provides some quick tips to avoid snags, box tumbling, & hang-up’s when you’re transferring from one conveyor to another. Transfers are used to move a package from one conveyor to another, often in a longer line. Straight transfers are the most common type, used to connect individual conveyors in a longer line. Typically, these conveyors can be utilized in straight transfer applications:

• Live Roller Conveyor to Live Roller Conveyor
• Live Roller Conveyor to Belt Conveyor
  
• Belt Conveyor to Live Roller Conveyor
• Belt Conveyor to Belt Conveyor
• Gravity Conveyors can be utilized in conjunction with live roller or belts in transfer situations
• Accumulation and gapping conveyors

Check it out: A guide to conveyor transfers

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