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Automotive Industries, June, 2002
Alvey Systems, Inc., a division of FKI Logistex, has developed a steel frame version of its Accuzone case conveyor. The system is based on a modular design and uses individually powered and controlled accumulation zones that accurately place one unit per zone. The conveyor's rollers use 24-volt direct current brushless motors instead of chains, belts or pneumatics.
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Each zone has an individual drive roller allowing for zone operation when the specific product has to move. It includes straight, curve, merge/divert, and right angle and incline/decline transfer modules. It can transport up to 75 pounds per zone at speeds of 30 to 240 feet per minute. www.alvey.com
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