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Pallet Conveyors
Manual and powered pallet handling conveyor systems
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"Count on our team to help you transport and handle pallets faster, safer and more efficiently, whether you need to transport, accumulate or maneuver the load. The process starts with a look at your pallets, processes and operational needs. Pallet conveyor design is usually about the bottom of the pallet and how it sits on the conveyor, but there are other factors to consider. Call or chat with us today and we'll get help you get started. "
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How to start your pallet conveyor project
The basics of pallet conveyor specification
From Choosing the Right Pallet Conveyor
- Evaluate your load: Load analysis is critical to pallet conveyor projects. Look at the pallet design (feet, stringers, blocks). Is it a skid? How much does it weigh? Other loads--bulk containers, as barrels, drums and others--should be defined. It's common for these systems to convey large components, work-in-process loads and other heavy items. You may think you're conveying a standard pallet, but look at all its characteristics to be sure you understand them.
- What is the environment? These conveyors are frequently used in manufacturing or processing environments where high temperatures, airborne debris, moisture or oils are present. Define these factors as you move forward. See Conveyors in difficult environments for more information.
- How will you load and unload it? Is a palletizer involved? Are pallets being loaded empty and filled manually or by a robot through the process? Are forklifts or other devices placing or picking up pallets on either end of the conveyor? This helps you define your needs throughout the project.