At CPS we provide a variety of roller conveyors including, gravity rollers, driven rollers, accumulating roller conveyors and zero pressure roller conveyors.
Our extensive range of systems ensures we can recommend and cater for all client requirements.
Gravity Rollers
Gravity roller conveyors are the basis of most package handling installations because of simplicity, economy and negligible maintenance requirements. CPS supply roller conveyors in a wide range of types and sizes, to suit the individual project requirements.
Driven Rollers
Powered roller conveyors are widely used for the continuous transport of goods.There are many advantages of using a powered roller conveyor system including:
- Throughput of the conveyed goods can be precisely determined.
- Accurate positioning of goods carried on the assembly line is possible.
- The goods can be automatically diverted on or off the conveyor.
Our Sales Engineers will be happy to advise and assist you in determining your requirements.
We supply a range of driven roller systems, which include:
- Belt Driven
- Chain Driven
- Line shaft
Accumulating Roller Conveyors
Accumulating roller conveyors are used for linking manufacturing equipment or assembly points with various assembly tasks as well as for buffer storage. Accumulating rollers permit the conveyed goods to be accumulated along the conveyor with or without line pressure.
There are Two Types of Zero Pressure Accumulation Systems:
- Zero pressure (Zoned) – Motor Driven
- Zero Pressure (Zoned) – Belt Driven
The zero pressure roller conveyor system is designed for non-contact accumulation and buffering of sensitive or fragile loads. The conveyor is equipped with logical sensors and can therefore also be independently operated from an overall material flow control system e.g. stand-alone mode for manually actuated release of queues.
In this way non-automated conveyor systems can be updated with accumulating and buffering tracks. When integrating into an automated system only start and stop signals are required. After the unit loads have run in, individual independent track segments are disconnected from the drive whilst simultaneously decelerating the rollers in that segment.
This allows for throughput speeds of up to 3600 units depending on the material being carried.
Some of the advantages of Zero Pressure Accumulation Systems include:
- Contactless accumulation
- Equipped with internal logic and supplied ready for connection
- Highly flexible
- Minimum maintenance
- Low noise Level