Drive Roller Conveyor

Unlike gravity roller conveyors that rely on manual pushing, employee effort, or facility inclines, a drive roller conveyor uses motors to rotate the rollers. This delivers controlled, consistent, and fully automated material movement without depending on slopes or manual labor.

It is available in stainless steel (S.S.) or mild steel (M.S.) models. The structure is built from S.S. 304 or M.S. 32 mm square pipe (matt finish or painted), and the table top uses S.S. 304 16-gauge sheet with a matt finish.

Yes. It can be supplied according to the required speed, length, height, and width to match facility needs, load capacity, throughput, and available floor space.

Special self-aligning bearings provide smooth, trouble-free roller rotation, while a reduction gear box delivers jerk-less and noiseless performance over long periods. It also includes a 3-speed pulley system.

The conveyor is supplied with a PVC-coated canvas belt or an endless rubberized belt, supporting efficient transport of packages.

Electrical load depends on the length of the conveyor. Standard height is 815 mm with 75 mm of adjustable height. The table top provides working space on both sides of the conveyor. Power voltage can be adjusted to suit the customer’s domestic requirements.

It is widely applied in the pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, herbal, Ayurvedic, biotech, cosmetic, and chemical industries for efficient material handling in manufacturing, packaging, and distribution.

It optimizes material handling by reducing labor costs, providing consistent automated flow, improving throughput, and helping facilities future-proof operations compared with manual gravity systems.

It is designed to move boxes, totes, cartons, pallets, and other flat-bottomed packages safely and efficiently in warehousing, manufacturing, and distribution environments.