Portfolio of Innoveya
Conveyor belts
Gravity-fed or powered Conveyor rollers are commonly used in horticulture, distribution centres and factories. A distinction can be made between two types of conveyor rollers: Gravity roller conveyors Powered roller conveyors The non-powered (gravity) roller conveyor is mainly used at the end of a production line. By positioning the conveyor at a specific angle, the product will always roll to the lowest point. Here, the product can be buffered, allowing staff to carry out tasks on the product, for example. Gravity roller conveyors can be manufactured from stainless steel, aluminium or steel. These roller conveyors can be produced in various widths and lengths. Powered roller conveyors are often used to transport unit loads, such as crates, boxes or pallets. As the name suggests, this type of roller conveyor is powered. By threading loops of, for example, round straps or chains through the rollers, all the rollers in a conveyor can be driven by a motor. Powered roller conveyors can be manufactured from stainless steel, aluminium or steel. These roller conveyors can be manufactured in various widths and lengths.
Roles
Innoveya has extensive expertise in the field of rollers. Our rollers are often used in roller conveyors and beneath conveyor belts. As there is a huge variety and the dimensions are often unique, a thorough assessment is required. Please contact us to enquire about the options. The materials we use include steel, stainless steel, aluminium and plastic. There is the option of fitting the roller with a friction-enhancing coating to prevent the conveyor belt from slipping. Common types of rollers we supply include: Drive drums Guide rollers Support rollers Return rollers Tapered rollers Chain sprocket rollers Rollers in trough assemblies