Model: PUBS1
PUBS1 pop up blade stop can be used to hold product on a gravity conveyor line prior to a work area. It can also be used with an RB or RBB roller brake as part of an escapement mechanism.
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PUBS1 pop up blade stop can be used to hold product on a gravity conveyor line prior to a work area. It can also be used with an RB or RBB roller brake as part of an escapement mechanism.
Angle guardrail can be used to guide product on a gravity or powered conveyor line.
Channel guardrail can be used to guide product on a gravity or powered conveyor line.
Structural channel end stop. End stops are used to stop product on a variety of conveyors that will be loaded or unloaded with a fork truck.
Angle end stop. End stops are used to stop product on a variety of conveyors.
Flat face with formed top flange. End stops are used to stop product on a variety of conveyors.
SPM model medium duty, stationary ”H” style for supports are easily adjusted and anchored. These supports feature a top pivot plate for applications requiring the conveyor to be set on an angle.
SPH model heavy duty, stationary ”H” style floor supports are easily adjusted and anchored. These supports feature a top pivot plate for applications requiring the conveyor to be set on an angle.
SPL model medium duty, stationary, low profile supports are easily adjusted and anchored. These supports are ideal for applications that require the conveyor to sit low to the floor.
SPS model heavy duty, structural steel, stationary ”H” style floor supports are easily adjusted and anchored. These supports feature a top pivot plate for applications requiring the conveyor to be set on an angle.
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