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Use PLC control technology, accurately transported from one location of the production site to another location, complete the time and space transfer of production materials with the best path, the fastest speed.

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Conveyor Line

A closed circulation line system is formed within the warehouse, production shop and packaging shop, which can reach each production location smoothly. All relevant materials, parts, components and finished products used in the production process must be packed in bar-coded pallet boxes before entering the conveyor system. Under the action of production instructions issued by the production management system, pallets containing materials enter the delivery line system from designated entrances.

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How a Conveyor Belt Works. A conveyor belt works by using two motorized pulleys that loop over a long stretch of thick, durable material. When motors in the pulleys operate at the same speed and spin in the same direction, the belt moves between the two.

You can probably imagine a large warehouse filled with conveyors using belts and rollers to move boxes and other heavy equipment, but this is just one of several types of conveyor systems. You'll also find conveyor systems in airports, where they're used to transport luggage. Other examples include escalators and ski lifts. These apparatuses still use a belt or chain and pulleys to move heavy items from one point to another.

There are many types of conveyor systems, including:

Belt
Roller
Slat/apron
Ball transfer
Overhead
Pneumatic
Bucket
Chute
Magnetic
Vertical
Wheel
Walking beam
Vibrating
Screw/auger
Chain

Equipment Structure

PREFORM FEEDING

HEATING OVEN

BLOWING STATION

BOTTLE OUT

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BLOWING FILLING CAPPING

Benefit

The main purpose of a conveyor system is to move objects from one location to another. The design allows for movement of objects that are too heavy or too bulky for humans to carry by hand.

Conveyor systems save time when transporting items from one location to another. As they can be inclined to span multiple levels, they make it simpler to move items up and down floors, a task that, when performed manually by humans, causes physical strain. Inclined belts can automatically unload material, eliminating the need for someone to be on the opposite end to receive pieces.