Accumulating Dual Lane CDLR Conveyor for Gas Tanks
Chain Driven Live Roller Conveyor Load and Unload Zones
Chain Driven Live Roller with Pop Up Air Operated Chain Transfer and Pop Up Air Operated Locators
Triple Lane CDLR Conveyor 100 Effective Width
Chain Driven Live Roller Conveyor with Air Operated Pop up Chain Transfer
Chain Driven Live Roller Conveyor with (2)Side Crowders and (3) Work Station Air Operated Pop up Chain Transfer
Dual Lane Chain Driven Live Roller 200fpm Conveyor with a Heavy Duty Pallet Pusher
Chain Driven Live Roller Conveyor with Air Operated Pop up Chain Transfer and Two Air Operated Pop up Locators
Chain Driven Live Roller Conveyor with Air Operated Pop up Chain Transfers Inside of Effective
Chain Driven Live Roller with Cylinder Operated Lifter
100 Inch Effective Width Triple Lane Seat Pallet Stripper Conveyor
Multi Zone Heat Treat CDLR Conveyor with Pop up Chain Transfer
Special CDLR Conveyor with Moulded Urethane and ULTREX Sleeves
Foundry CDLR Conveyors with Flanges
Seat Conveyors in Trailer
Chain Driven Roller Conveyors
Chain Driven Live Roller Conveyors are used for transporting drums, pallets, engines, racks, coils, solar panels, glass, foam boards, tires, rotors and many other light or heavy items. Our CDLRs are built using heavy duty welded and painted construction. Our welded sprockets are machined and hardened providing positive driving force to the product. Our widths and lengths are determined according to your specific requirements.
Roller Capacities for CDLR Conveyor
Roller capacity refers to the maximum load a single roller can support. There are several factors in establishing a rollers true carrying capacity and they include but not limited to the following:
- Load configuration, stability
- Bearing capacity
- Bearing offset (distance from side frame to centerline of balls)
- Axle deflection
- Tube deflection
Roller capacities are based on tube deflection of no more than .20% of BF and axle angular deflection of no more than 1 degree at the bearings. Angular deflection of axle at the bearing is limited to .82 degree for semi-precision bearings. Since conveying surfaces are not perfectly flat, use 2/3 of the rollers under the product when calculating the required roll capacity. Common practice shows that it is not practical to use 1 diameter rollers on 1 Ό centers for a 5000 lb. product (10 x 100 long), therefore, we use the following guide lines:
| Roller Diameter & Axle
|
Maximum Product Weight
|
| 1.9 Dia 7/16 Hex
|
2000 lbs.
|
| 2 ½ Dia 11/16 Hex
|
4000 lbs.
|
| 3 ½ Dia 1-1/16 Hex
|
8000 lbs.
|
| 3 ½ Dia 1-7/16 Hex
|
15,000 lbs
|
| 4 Dia 1- 7/16 Round
|
20,000 lbs
|
| 5 Dia 1-11/16 Round
|
40,000 lbs.
|
It is critical that shock loading is addressed as a separate issue; our experienced application engineers can guide you thru this process. All above capacities and guidelines assume zero shock loads. Capacities are applicable for single or dual lane applications only.
