Start with the pack
Measure the base, height, filled weight, fragility and whether the pack is stable when pushed or stopped.
The right conveyor is selected by understanding the product first, then the line. The pack base, height, weight, speed, transfer points and connected machines matter more than a generic length and width.
The right conveyor is selected by understanding the product first, then the line. The pack base, height, weight, speed, transfer points and connected machines matter more than a generic length and width.
Measure the base, height, filled weight, fragility and whether the pack is stable when pushed or stopped.
Define whether the conveyor is feeding a machine, removing product, buffering, elevating or changing direction.
Compare belt, slat chain, modular belt, grip belt or roller options against the product and cleaning need.
Check heights, dead plates, nose bars, guide rails and sensor positions before the layout is finalised.
Calculate whether short stoppages require a buffer zone or rotary table.
Leave room for cleaning, maintenance, format changeover, loading and safe access.
Once the details are ready, send pack photos, dimensions, output target and layout information so the conveyor type and integration route can be reviewed.
Clear answers for choosing conveyor options, planning a line layout and preparing quote details.
Start with the product and pack. If the pack is unstable, fragile, wet, tall or awkward, the conveyor route must account for that before speed and length are discussed.
Price matters, but a cheaper conveyor can become expensive if transfers, guide rails, access or integration are wrong.
Send your product details, line speed and available space to get advice on the conveyor route that fits your packaging line.