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Connect production floors, mezzanines and packing areas through a planned vertical transfer with controlled infeed and discharge.
Moving goods between floors is a complete transfer task, including the waiting positions at both ends. A vertical conveyor must coordinate with the upstream line, the receiving level and the building opening. Start with the goods envelope, floor arrangement and required movement pattern before selecting continuous or reciprocating motion.
Hold and release goods only when the vertical transfer is ready to receive them.
Equipment in this solutionSelect the lifting arrangement for the goods, levels and required flow pattern.
Equipment in this solutionCoordinate discharge with the next conveyor so goods do not block the transfer point.
Equipment in this solutionCustom-made vertical conveyors for moving goods between levels. Configure lift height, carrier dimensions, transfer positions and the operating sequence around your building and load.
Custom-made powered roller conveyors for cartons and rigid totes. Configure the length, usable width, transfer heights, roller support and controls around your line.
Custom-made belt conveyors for cartons and unit loads. Configure the length, width, transfer heights, belt surface and controls to connect your handling process.
Continuous movement can suit a repeated goods stream. A reciprocating carrier serves defined movements between stops. The choice depends on load, level interfaces, directions and cycle requirements, not floor height alone.
Reserve space for guarding, maintenance and the load path. Define responsibility for floor openings, structural checks and interlocks. Vertical goods conveyors are not passenger lifts.
The proposal defines the goods, layout, controls, software interfaces, guarding, delivery and commissioning responsibilities. Capacity and acceptance criteria are specified for the selected configuration.
List every required stop and direction. Multi-level service depends on the selected mechanism, control sequence and building interfaces, and must be specified for that layout.
Start with the movement of goods. Explore complete conveyor layouts, compare the equipment at each stage and prepare a project brief for your site.
Plan component and finished-goods movement, transfer points and the handover to palletizing or shipping around the actual load and process.
Link production, inspection and packing with the right support surface, transfer arrangement and buffer positions for your goods.
Plan receiving, gentle product transfer and packing for food and mushroom processes, with materials and cleaning requirements defined for the application.
Send your name, email and handling task. If known, add the goods, desired length, usable width and inlet/outlet heights to your message. These technical details are optional.
