Line-shaft Driven Conveyors
Line-shaft Driven Roller Conveyors
Line Shaft Driven Conveyors are economical, simple and reliable. Adept is a specialist manufacturer with enormous experience – talk to us for the best advice and a great price.
Line shaft drive uses a single rotating shaft mounted within the conveyor frame, transmitting drive to each roller using belts and friction spools.
- Manufactured and designed in Australia
- simple robust style
- Capable of highly complex configurations
- premium quality components
- benchmark quality – we make everything twice
- the manufacturer advantage: Quality & great price
- Extreme reliability and easy maintenance
- full range of options, materials and accessories
OVERVIEW
Line shaft conveyors are suitable for transportation of products within warehouse or manufacturing operations where lighter weight cartons, tote bins and other products need to be moved, allowing for a variety of directional changes. Limited minimal pressure accumulation of product can be achieved.
This style of conveying is ideal in warehouse order picking applications or where cartoned product is being transported through a manufacturing process.
Due to the nature of line shaft, one drive can power many metres of conveyor, making it extremely economical.
- most economical and adaptable power roller system
- Suited to lightweight warehouse or manufacturing
- steel, pvc, Polypropelene and Stainless Steel rollers
- curves, merges, junctions, gates, cross-overs & turntables
- slave drive assemblies, brakes, stops and gates
- limited accumulation & buffering
- Standard modules available ex-stock
- Standard widths: 250mm, 400mm & 550mm
- Curves: 30, 45, 60 or 90 degrees, straight or tapered rollers
- A full range of support stands
LAST WORD
Talk to Adept Conveyor Technologies about Line Shaft Driven Conveyor systems. We are leading Australian manufacturers with decades of experience. Benchmark quality with full engineering design support for a great price – of course you’re going to talk to us.
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