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Metzgar ConveyorsComstock Park, MI 888-266-8390 Metzgar builds its products in standard sizes that are adaptable to most installations. As a result, your Metzgar vertical conveyor will be engineered from production-line units sold at a competitive price. You are assured that Metzgar's high production standards and rigid quality control produce solutions of consistent excellence and dependable performance. Call Metzgar.
Flexicon CorporationBethlehem, PA 888-353-9426 Flexicon devises efficient solutions to the most unusual problems with highly custom products, basing solutions on unique customer requirements. This approach provides each customer with the most efficient solution to his or her individual problem, and endows Flexicon with a depth and breadth of vertical conveyor manufacturing experience unequaled in the industry. Call Flexicon today.
Portec FlomasterCanon City, CO 719-275-7471 Portec vertical conveyors offer several features that differentiate them from others: heavy duty durability, simple maintenance, quiet operation &high speeds. The fact that Portec's equipment built & installed in the 1950`s are still operating on a daily basis even in harsh & unforgiving environments, offers substantial evidence to the durability & overall function of Portec's solutions.
Jervis B. Webb CompanyFarmington Hills, MI 800-932-2178 For precision manufactured vertical conveyors available at competitive prices, turn to the experienced and hardworking professionals at Jervis B. Webb Company. Jervis B. Webb has been providing quality solutions to numerous businesses from a variety of industries for almost a century and would love to add you to their long list of satisfied customers. Call Jervis today!
Vac-U-MaxBelleville, NJ 800-822-8629 Vac-U-Max is a quality manufacturer of vertical conveyors and is a source for superior heavy-duty precision machined equipment that will improve your facility`s environment, working conditions and safety for your employees, as well as reduce down-time of valuable mechanisms, enhance your quality control efforts and recycle material otherwise considered as waste. Call now.
UNEX Manufacturing, Inc.Jackson, NJ 800-695-7726 As a family owned business established in 1964, Unex is dedicated to developing and manufacturing products that improve the order picking process. Over the years we have earned the reputation as a quality manufacture & market leader. We are staying innovative with products such as vertical conveyors & have over 20 patents. Unex provided additional support to evaluate a return on your investment.
Equipment Roundup ManufacturingVancouver, WA 360-576-1171 Given nothing more than your rough concept, Equipment Roundup & Manufacturing's team of engineers and innovative project designers discover solutions you may never have considered. ERM works hard to assure consistent quality, attention to detail and to develop a friendly, cooperative long-term customer relationship that gets results. For excellent vertical conveyors, call ERM.
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Also referred to as mezzanine lifts, platform lifts and material elevators, vertical conveyors are used in applications such as bulk material handling, unit material handling, baggage handling, warehousing, distribution and packaging. Industries that utilize vertical lift conveyors include aerospace, automotive, industrial manufacturing, construction, pharmaceutical, agricultural, fitness equipment and food processing. There are many advantages when it comes to using vertical conveyors for material handling applications. Vertical conveyors reduce labor expense and time spent as well as low operating costs and easy repositioning. Vertical conveyors are ideal for short distances and are capable of long distances as well. Vertical reciprocating conveyors (VRCs) have some advantages over continuous vertical conveyors as well, offering multiple cartons per lift and less noise and footprint incase. However, continuous vertical conveyors have advantages over VRCs in terms of greater throughput.
Vertical conveyors are designed to offer ease of product movement between multiple levels. Vertical reciprocating conveyors are designed to receive products on one level, lift or lower them vertically, unload them at another level and then return to the starting point. VRCs principally consist of a single platform or carriage, a tower unit, guide columns and an actuating mechanism. VRC come in two basic types of actuating systems: hydraulic, used for carriage sizes of up to 10'by 10' and vertical lifts up to 22' with the ability to stop at two levels; and mechanical, used when larger carriages and vertical lifts are required and can stop at three or more levels. VRCs can come in four different lift designs; straddle, cantilever, four post and double mast. Continuous vertical conveyors are designed to accept products horizontally on one level, move them vertically and unload them horizontally at another level in a continuous non-stop motion without having to return to the starting point. Products are loaded into the conveyor by a feed conveyor that is positioned in front of the continuous vertical conveyor. Continuous vertical conveyors consist of one or multiple platforms or carriages, a tower unit, guide columns and either hydraulic or mechanical actuating mechanisms. Modern vertical conveyor systems are equipped not only to move parts across vertical distances, but also to curve, divert, lift and sort products and packages as part of complete automated systems.
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