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1.9" Galvanized Roller Curve - 90 deg., 30" OAW
Non-powered, gravity conveyor moves product quickly and with very little maintenance
SKU: 19GSRC-27-90D
Manufacturer: Hytrol
Gravity roller conveyor is used to carry lightweight packages or when operation requires lightweight sections. Useful in setting up conveyor lines in warehousing activities, shipping departments, assembly areas, etc. Majority of products will convey with minimum amount of pitch, obtained by adjusting the height of the floor supports (sold separately). Gravity Roller Curves add to the versatility of straight conveyors. Curves provide smooth product flow through turns. Guard rails (optional item) may be added for product protection. Galvanized rollers should be used in humid or wet environments as the finish helps prevent rust and oxidation. A galvanized finish will help prolong the life of the rollers and lower maintenance costs.
$818.00
- Overall Width: 30"
- Type: Curve
- Size: 90°
- Roller Style: 16 ga. galvanized
- Roller Centers: -
- Frame: 10 gauge powder painted steel with bolt-in cross members
- Roller Bearings: Labyrinth sealed (dust & debris protection) and grease packed
- Roller Construction: 1.9" diameter, 16 gauge galvanized steel
- Channel: 3-1/2" with 1-1/2" flange
- Axles: 7/16" hex shaft, spring loaded for easy replacing
- Couplings: Square butt couplings on both ends
- Weight: 177.0 lbs. ea.
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Connecting Conveyor
Each section of conveyor has butt couplings on both ends. These ends can be bolted together between conveyor sections to create long conveyor lines. Joined sections must have support installed beneath the couplings.
Example: If you are joining a 10 foot section and a 90 degree curve section, the minimum number of supports you would need is 3 supports plus 1 single center leg support; one support under the far end of each section, one support beneath the connection, and the center leg support for the outside edge of the curve. This configuration however would give your 10 foot section a lower capacity than the curved section unless you placed an intermediate support under the 10 foot.
Width
Conveyor width is measured in two ways; overall width (OAW) and between rail width. Overall width includes the width of the frame, which is 1.5" on either side of the rails. This means that the between rail width would be 3" less than the overall width of the conveyor. Keep this in mind when determining what width of conveyor you need to meet your package requirements.
