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Overhead Conveyors can be designed as effective solutions for applications such as:
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Handling products through processes such as spray-painting, dip painting, bonderizing,
washing, degreasing, drying, cooling, sand blasting,
and heat-treating |
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Moving incoming and outgoing parts, carrying parts
between storage and manufacturing, or from one
department to another |
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Carrying work
in process from one operation to another |
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Mobile Storage
(using air space) in warehouses and overhead spaces |
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Transportation
between buildings and over long distance |
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Industries where overhead conveyors have been the preferred material handling choice include:
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Ceramic Industry |
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Wood Finishing |
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Instrument Assembly |
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Dip Line Metal Treatment |
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Die Casting Foundation |
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Plastics Industry |
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Automotive Assembly & Parts Handling |
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Tray Transportation & Conveying |
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Metal Stamping |
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Powder Coating & Finishing |
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Empty Carton & Packing Station |
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Over & Under Storage Conveyor |
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Overhead Conveyor Systems are being used in thousands of operations around the world. They have the ability to convey both small or large objects and the capacity for both light and heavy material. Examples of some of the material that is currently being handled by overhead conveyors include clothing garments, empty cartons, totes, metal, furniture, stamped parts, gas tanks, foot gear, plastic, ceramic, wood, electronic instruments, food, ovens, sporting goods, and glass. Overhead conveyor is manufactured and available as Enclosed Track, Power & Free, and Monorail Systems. The advanced design of overhead conveyor has made it a practical choice for a large cross section of industry. In addition to saving operational space, overhead conveyor can frequently be purchased and installed at a cost that is less than belt and roller conveyor systems.
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