Gravity Roller Conveyors are ideal for applications that require an economical, non-powered means for conveying material. This heavy-duty conveyor is used for handling pallets, dunnage racks, containers, structural steel, and drums. Conveyor Curves are used to provide smooth product flow through turns. Curves will convey products with minimum degree of pitch based on weight and size. Curve sections can easily incorporate Straights and Spurs.
BETWEEN FRAMES: 10″, 13″, 16″, 22″
CURVE DEGREE: 30°, 45°, 90°
ROLLERS: 1.375″ dia., 18ga wall galvanized tubes with 1/4″ round cold rolled
steel axles, spring retained. Standard A02 bearings are light oil lubricated. 50 lbs roller capacity.
ROLLER TUBE & COVER OPTIONS:
- Galvanized Steel
- Orange Polyurethane, 1/8” Thick (Carbon steel tube)
NOTE: Axle is carbon steel unless specified otherwise.
FRAME CONSTRUCTION: Standard frame (FC98) set high 2-1/2″ x 1″ x 12ga formed steel channel with bolted 1-1/8″ x 1/8″ angle crossties. Optional FC33 set low 3-1/2″ x 1″ x 12ga.
FRAME CONNECTION / COUPLINGS: Hooks and Rods. Bolted butt couplers or strap couplers also available.
CONVEYOR COLOR: Powder coated blue (RAL 5017). Click HERE to see other standard color options. Custom colors also available.
Options & Accessories:
- End Stops
- Guardrail
- Mechanical Roller Brakes / Speed Control
- Pneumatic Pop-Up Stops & Roller Brakes
- Walkover Plates
- Drip Pans
- Bottom Covers
- Fork Truck Barriers
Floor Supports:
- Floor supports are not included unless specified. Supports can be added to achieve a variety of heights (Top of Roller).
- Supports can be added with different beginning and ending elevations to achieve gravity flow.
- Floor supports can be provided on 5′ or 10′ nominal centers. It is recommended that conveyors wider than 32″ have supports on 5′ centers. It is also recommended that conveyors with height elevations above 35″ use knee braces (model KB17 or KB18).
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| Weight Capacities | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model | Roller Capacity | Gravity Conveyor Capacity | ||
| No Supports (set on floor) | Supports on 5′ Centers | Supports on 10′ Centers | ||
| 1418 | 50# | 1,000# | 900# | 350# |
| 1916 | 250# | 3,300# | 3,200# | 1,300# |
| 1912 | 260# | 3,300# | 3,200# | 1,300# |
| 1909 | 300# | 3,300# | 3,200# | 1,300# |
| 2514 | 290# | 3,300# | 3,200# | 1,300# |
| 2511 | 750# | 8,100# | 8,000# | 3,750# |
| 2607 | 750# | 8,100# | 8,000# | 3,750# |
| 3530 | 2,000# | 22,100# | 22,000# | 11,000# |
Note: Capacities listed are an estimate only to be used as a general guideline.
Capacities are based on evenly distributed loads. There are several variables that factor into determining capacity, including how the product is loaded.
When a conveyor is on floor supports, the conveyor frame rails are typically the limiting factor when determining weight capacity. In other words, if a conveyor frame is set directly on the floor, it can handle much more weight than a conveyor on supports.
If you’re unsure about selecting the right conveyor, please consult our sales team and we’d be happy to help you!
