Line Shaft Conveyors

The Model 738LS has a unique design that when back pressure is applied to the product being conveyed, the spools driving the rollers will slip on the shaft, allowing the product to accumulate with minimum back pressure.

The Model 738LSC has tapered rollers to help the conveyed product maintain orientation. The curve has straight line, shaft driven sections and includes close roller centers as a feature. It is designed for flat-bottomed loads that are evenly distributed, commonly found in distribution, warehousing, and food-processing industries.

The Model 796LS is designed for flat-bottomed, evenly distributed loads, such as those found in distribution, manufacturing, warehousing, food packaging and parcel handling. Clean, dry, oil-free environments are the ideal conditions to maximize line shaft performance which allow the product to accumulate with a minimum amount of backpressure.

The Model 738LSC has tapered rollers to help the conveyed product maintain orientation. The curve has straight line, shaft driven sections and includes close roller centers as a feature. It is designed for flat-bottomed loads that are evenly distributed, commonly found in distribution, warehousing, and food-processing industries.

The Model 796LSG allows for quick and easy walk-through and can be added anywhere on the conveyor line. This model offers versatility where no drive is required; it offers operator accessibility, eliminating dangerous walk-overs. The gate acts as a draw bridge; when raised, products stop at the end of the previous conveyor and only continues when the gate is closed.

The 3-Strand 90° Round Belt Transfer Roach Model RBT3 is ideal for moving products from one location to another in a straight line, either horizontally or at an incline. The RBT3 provides an excellent method of transferring up to 100 lbs of product at 90° intervals. No drive is necessary when mounted in an optional line shaft driven conveyor.

Model 796LSS allows products to flow from spur lines and merge onto straight line, shaft driven conveyors. These conveyors are used in converging and diverging applications. They can also be self-powered or slave driven.

The Model LSDS is used in diverging applications where a line shaft is suitable. A diverter or diverter assembly is provided for diverting objects away from the main conveyor. This model’s pivot section of rollers diverts packages onto the spur quickly and efficiently.

The Roach Model 796LSX, Line Shaft Cross-Over Module can efficiently take product from one conveyor and deposit it onto another conveyor.