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[[File:Declining conveyor.jpg|right|thumb|Declining Conveyors]]
Incline/Decline Conveyor transports boxes up or down a level. Belt over roller declines are great for controlling the speed of the cartons where you may have items inside that would spill out at higher speeds.


decline conveyor features dense accumulation on steep declines offering better system layout opportunities, particularly in pack-out areas and shipping lanes. There is also no risk of products gaining speed as they move down hill, due to the innovative closed-loop speed control.
'''Declining Conveyor''' transports boxes up or down a level. Belt over roller declines are great for controlling the speed of the cartons where you may have items inside that would spill out at higher speeds.Declining conveyor features dense accumulation on steep declines offering better system layout opportunities, particularly in pack-out areas and shipping lanes. There is also no risk of products gaining speed as they move down hill, due to the innovative closed-loop speed control.

Latest revision as of 02:07, 23 August 2012


Declining Conveyors

Declining Conveyor transports boxes up or down a level. Belt over roller declines are great for controlling the speed of the cartons where you may have items inside that would spill out at higher speeds.Declining conveyor features dense accumulation on steep declines offering better system layout opportunities, particularly in pack-out areas and shipping lanes. There is also no risk of products gaining speed as they move down hill, due to the innovative closed-loop speed control.