Power and Free Conveyors
When you need a heavy-duty, reliable solution for transferring parts in assembly operations, power and free conveyors deliver, even in the harshest environments. These monorail overhead conveyor systems can stop specific parts without stopping the line, with many options available to meet your unique needs.
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Overcome Production Challenges with Power and Free Conveyors
We understand material handling automation is a time-consuming process, especially if you’re coordinating with multiple vendors. At RMH Systems, our team of in-house experts delivers turnkey solutions that include engineering, installation, aftermarket service–and beyond.
For more than 80 years, businesses of all sizes across the country have trusted RMH to help them work more efficiently and safely. As an experienced conveyor system integrator, we’re confident we can do the same for you, too.
We’re ready to help you group your business through intelligent custom solutions. Request a free engineering consultation today to learn how you can improve your workflow!
What Is a Power and Free Conveyor?
Most conveyors are at ground level, and stopping them means the entire production line is held up.
That’s not the case with power and free conveyors, which allow you to stop loads at certain points while keeping the rest of the line moving. While most are installed overhead to maximize floor space, some operations may require inverted power and free conveyors, meaning they’re installed on the floor.
Power and free conveyors have two tracks. One is powered and has a continuously moving chain. The other is a free track with trolleys that move independently while holding items. This allows you to accumulate, store and release products as needed.
Power and free overhead conveyors are most commonly used in the automotive industry, where they can carry loads of just a few pounds to several tons through washing and painting processes. Food processing facilities also rely on them for transporting heavy cuts of meat.
Industries Where Power and Free Conveyors Are Used
Configurations for Power and Free Conveyor Systems
Your needs and challenges are unique, and your power and free conveyor system should be, too. That’s why we custom-design our conveyor solutions. Contact our engineers for more information.

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We’ve completed projects of varying sizes across the country. No job is too big or too small for us. Ready to learn more about maximizing your ROI? Speak with one of our engineers today! We’ll help you design a solution that solves problems and meets your goals.

