Scene and requirements
During the warehouse receiving process, workers place unloaded goods onto the multi-wedge belt powered roller conveyor as the starting point for inbound actions; goods are then transported via the roller conveyor to the inbound sweeping machine, completing the pre-entry connection.
To avoid accumulation or idle movement caused by mismatched rhythms, this conveying segment must run in coordination with the customer’s existing system to ensure consistent equipment status.
Multi-Wedge Belt Powered Roller Conveyor
The multi-wedge belt Powered Roller Conveyor uses a multi-wedge belt drive design to achieve smooth and efficient cargo conveying. Motor spacing range...
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How the solution connects
In this solution, the multi-wedge belt powered roller conveyor serves as the interface preceding the inbound sweeping machine and links with it for coordinated operation.
The coordination logic is: when the sweeping machine stops, the roller conveyor stops simultaneously. In this way, the conveying segment’s operating status stays consistent with the customer’s existing system, facilitating overall rhythm coordination.
Work process and manpower coordination
After unloading, workers place the goods onto the roller conveyor to complete the feeding process.
The roller conveyor continuously delivers goods into the sweeping machine, forming a continuous pre-entry conveying line.
When the sweeping machine switches between running and stopping, the conveyor follows suit; staff coordinate feeding according to the equipment status and pause loading when the sweeping machine is idle to avoid goods piling up at the interface.
Changes after implementation
After implementation, the connection between the roller conveyor and the sweeping machine became smoother and compatible with the customer’s existing operating rhythm.
Under linked control, the state transitions of the sweeping machine and the roller conveyor became more synchronized, improving inbound efficiency.
