Chain Driven Live Roller Conveyors (CDLR) are robust powered conveyors, designed to offer high drive and friction to the products being handled. CDLRs use sprocketed rollers, and a roll to roll chain system provides positive driving power. These conveyors use welded construction, making them extremely durable. Plus, they can be configured to your needs, with a wide variety of options for frame dimensions, lengths, and rollers.
Unlike line-shaft driven rollers, which are designed for accumulation, Chain Driven Live Roller systems provide high friction and positive drive power to all rollers simultaneously, preventing power loss from slipping. They are primarily used in warehouse operations that handle heavy loads – such as steel sheets, structural materials, castings, and forgings – on pallets, skids, or other flat-bottomed parts, including pallet transfer systems.
A chain driven live roller conveyor (CDLR) is a type of powered conveyor system that uses chains to drive rollers, allowing it to move heavy loads like pallets and containers efficiently.
CDLR conveyors use a motor to power chains that are connected to rollers. As the chain rotates, it turns the rollers, which then move products along the conveyor path.
They are primarily used for transporting heavy loads such as pallets, drums, and large containers in warehouses, manufacturing facilities, and distribution centers.
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CDLR conveyors are designed for heavy-duty applications and can handle:
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