Explanation of the different overhead conveyor types. Monorails, hand push systems, enclosed track and I-beam style overhead conveyors compared.

PACLINE offers a range of overhead chain conveyor products including the signature PAC-LINE™ enclosed track conveyor, the heavy duty enclosed track PAC-MAX™ and an enclosed track Power and Free conveyor system.

An overhead conveyor is a material handling system designed to move parts, components, products, and supplies via a motorized chain mechanism suspended above the ground.

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IntelliTrak overhead conveyor systems are engineered for 0 - 40,000+ lb. loads with cleaner, quieter rotating-tube friction drive, modular bolted steel, forward and reverse, space-saving shuttles and lifts, roller conveyor, crane and tool rail solutions, controls.

NIKO Conveyors produces manual overhead conveyor and monorail transfer systems that are modular in design for ease of installation and modification.

Overhead Conveyors come in three basic styles: – Start with drawing a plan to scale of the building area in which the conveyor system will be installed, showing all aisles, columns, obstructions, equipment, and areas to be considered. – Determine the type of load carried.

Overhead Trolly Conveyor Systems will optimize a facility’s otherwise wasted overhead vertical space. The conveyor utilizes straight runs, curved, and sloped sections and sometimes elevators to convey parts to the desired work area or zone.

The overhead conveyor can carry loads that are often considered to be non-conveyable on most conveyors due to their shape. The overhead conveyor is traditionally used in painting systems, where product cannot be handled by humans or there will be a paint defect.

An overhead conveyor system is an effective way to maximize space within your warehouse by moving material above your workspace. Learn more about these systems here.