Powerflex – smartflow

Our conveyor systems are designed to be the heart of Industry 4.0, the fourth industrial revolution that is transforming the manufacturing landscape. Industry 4.0 is characterized by the integration of digital technologies and automation into the manufacturing process, resulting in increased efficiency, improved productivity, and reduced costs. Our conveyor systems are at the forefront of this revolution, incorporating advanced technologies such as Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), and machine learning (ML). These technologies enable our conveyor systems to collect and analyze real-time data, optimize production processes, and make intelligent decisions. With IoT capabilities, our conveyor systems can communicate with other machines and systems in the production line, creating a seamless and interconnected network. This allows for real-time monitoring and control, ensuring that any issues or bottlenecks are quickly identified and addressed.

Application Rollers are particularly well suited to the transport of light conveyed material with a smooth and stable underbody. They are used in roller strips, roller tracks, flexible roller conveyors and curved conveyors. They are used in push-through rack storage systems, as deflectors and guide tracks as well as for interlinking different conveyance systems. Load The load-bearing capabilities can be found in the table of dimensions under the “Roller” tab. The conveyance speed of Schulz rollers is up to 2 m per second.

Installed at the line infeed of granular products such as peas/flageolet beans, it extracts small size waste and sticky waste as well as large waste. Machine primarily comprised of a drum of which the perforations of the final section are adapted to the product processed. Continuous cleaning of the machine thanks to its system of brushes and scrapers. Products to be processed exit from the 3rd section of the drum. Collection and discharge of waste thanks to a conveyor inside the drum (except for small size waste at the beginning of the machine).

Belt conveyors used for handling bulk solids utilize rubber-covered belts, where the inner carcass of the belt provides the necessary strength to pull and support the conveyed load. The carcass is shielded from damage by layers of rubber, which may vary in thickness depending on the specific application. Belt conveyors exhibit the capability to transport materials across a broad range of rates, spanning from just a few kilograms per minute to several thousand metric tons per hour. ndard troughing angles are commonly set at 0°, 20°, 35°, and 45°. The angle of surcharge is a material-specific property and can be compared to the dynamic angle of repose. The power requirements for belt conveyors hinge on various variables, including the conveyor’s profile, the type of drive-pulley arrangement, belt tensions, belt speed, and idler spacing.