FLEXIBLE DRIVEN ROLLER CONVEYOR FOR BAGS AND BOXES WITH SLEEVE AND WITHOUT SLEEVE

STW Flexible driven roller conveyor (FDR) is a type of conveyor system that uses flexible chains or belts to transport products, and is powered by electric motors. Here are some common application uses and advantages of FDRs:

Applications:

Packaging and labeling: FDRs are commonly used in packaging and labeling industries to transport products such as bottles, cans, and boxes to various processing stations.
Food processing: FDRs are used in food processing plants to transport products such as meat, poultry, and dairy products to packaging stations.
Automotive manufacturing: FDRs are used in automotive manufacturing plants to transport car parts, such as tires, batteries, and engines.
E-commerce fulfillment: FDRs are used in e-commerce fulfillment centers to transport products such as boxes, bags, and packages to shipping stations.
Pharmaceutical manufacturing: FDRs are used in pharmaceutical manufacturing plants to transport products such as vials, ampoules, and bottles.
Advantages:

Flexibility: FDRs can be easily customized to fit different production lines and product shapes.
Reliability: FDRs are designed to operate continuously for long periods without downtime or maintenance.
High productivity: FDRs can transport products at high speeds, increasing productivity and efficiency.
Low noise: FDRs are designed to operate quietly, reducing noise pollution and improving working conditions.
Easy maintenance: FDRs have easy-to-access components, making maintenance and repair easier.
Space-saving: FDRs can be designed to fit into tight spaces, making them ideal for facilities with limited floor space.
Reduced energy consumption: FDRs can be designed to optimize energy consumption, reducing energy costs and environmental impact.
Improved product handling: FDRs can be designed to handle fragile or sensitive products with care, reducing the risk of damage or breakage.
Customization: FDRs can be customized to meet specific product handling requirements, such as temperature control or humidity control.
Cost-effective: FDRs can be more cost-effective than traditional conveyor systems, especially for complex or custom applications.
Disadvantages:

Higher initial cost: FDRs can be more expensive than traditional conveyor systems due to the complexity of the design and installation.
Limited capacity: FDRs may have limited capacity compared to traditional conveyor systems, depending on the product size and weight.
Noise during installation: The installation process for FDRs can be noisy and may require special permits or approvals.
Overall, flexible driven roller conveyor systems offer a range of benefits for manufacturers and processors who need to transport products efficiently and effectively. While they may have some limitations, the advantages of flexibility, reliability, and customization make them an attractive option for many industries.

CONVEYOR TYPES
ROLLER CONVEYOR
FLEXIBLE ROLLER CONVEYOR GRAVITY
FLEXIBLE ROLLER CONVEYOR WITH MOTOR
BELT CONVEYOR
TRUCK LOADING CONVEYOR
TELESCOPIC CONVEYOR