Motor Driven Roller Conveyor

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"Motor driven roller conveyors use 24-volt DC motors built into the rollers to move products through your operation. You can control individual zones to move boxes, totes, and pallets, with options for accumulation, variable speeds, and reversing direction. The right setup depends on what you're moving and how you need it to flow. We can help you find the right motor driven roller conveyor for your application. Just contact us to get started!"

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Titan motor-driven roller conveyor for powered material handling

Titan motor-driven roller conveyors use a 24-volt DC motor inside a roller to move products.

Motor-driven roller conveyors provide powered movement and zone control for manufacturing, assembly, and warehouse applications.

Motor-driven roller (MDR) conveyors use a 24-volt DC motor built into a roller to move products along the conveyor. Adjacent rollers are powered by chains, poly V-belts, or urethane O-belts, depending on the conveyor model.

These modular systems provide zone-controlled conveying for assembly lines, warehouses, and applications handling pallets, totes, and cases. Titan's motor-driven roller conveyors can handle loads up to 3,900 lbs., depending on the configuration.

Choose the right motor-driven roller conveyor

Titan motor-driven roller conveyor drive options with poly O-belts, poly V-belts, and chain drive

Titan offers motor-driven roller conveyors with three drive options: poly O-belt, poly V-belt, and chain-to-chain.

Each model uses a motorized roller to drive adjacent rollers, with different drive methods and construction.

Poly O-belt drive: Uses urethane O-belts to power adjacent rollers. This option supports a low-profile conveyor design for handling cases, totes, and pallets.
Poly V-belt drive: Uses Poly V-belts to transfer power between adjacent rollers. This model is available with different roller sizes and frame configurations to suit the application.
Chain-to-chain drive: Uses chains to power adjacent rollers for conveying applications that call for a chain-driven system. This model offers a formed 7-gauge frame and multiple roller options.

Advantages of motor-driven roller conveyors

Titan motor-driven roller conveyor with powered rollers for material handling

Motor-driven roller conveyors offer features that support controlled product movement and day-to-day operation.

Zone-controlled conveying: Control product movement through conveyor systems in assembly lines and warehouses.
Variable speed: Adjust conveyor speed to better match product movement to application needs.
Zero-pressure accumulation: Accumulate products without applying conveying pressure between loads.
Plug-and-play controls: Simplify system setup and operation with available plug-and-play controls.
Low-noise operation: Reduce conveyor noise in the surrounding work environment.
Reversible operation: Use reversing and dynamic braking to support different conveying requirements.
Serviceable components: Simplify maintenance with few spare parts, low-cost repairs, and shorter repair times.