Live Roller Conveyors
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Built for Efficient Product Handling
Live roller conveyors keep cartons, totes, trays and other flat-bottom products moving smoothly through production, packaging and distribution.
The right conveyor setup depends on what you’re moving and how the system needs to operate. RMH designs live roller conveyor systems around your product, throughput, accumulation needs and overall material flow.
Live Roller Conveyor Applications
Cartons & Totes
Move cartons, totes, trays, and other rigid-bottom products between processes.
Production & Assembly
Transport products and components between workstations, equipment, and production processes.
Packaging Lines
Connect case packing, labeling, inspection, and other downstream packaging equipment.
Warehousing & Distribution
Move products through receiving, storage, picking, sortation, and shipping operations.
Types of Live Roller Conveyors
Individually powered zones provide flexible product movement, accumulation, and control for cartons and totes.
Use a belt beneath the rollers for smooth, continuous movement of cartons, totes and other products.
Product Control & Accumulation
Live roller conveyor can do more than move products from one point to another. Individual conveyor zones, sensors, and controls can manage product spacing, accumulation, and movement throughout the automated system.
✓ Zero-pressure accumulation
✓ Product spacing
✓ Starts & stops
✓ Transfers & diverts
Connecting Your Entire Packaging Line
Keep products moving between production, inspection, packaging, and downstream processes.
Vision Inspection
Move products through vision systems for automated quality checks, verification, and inspection.
Customizing Your Live Roller Conveyor System
Product size, weight, throughput, accumulation requirements, and facility layout all influence how a live roller conveyor system should be designed. We evaluate how products need to move and interact with surrounding equipment before recommending a conveyor solution.
Other key considerations include:
✓ Product Size & Weight
✓ Product Bottom Surface
✓ Throughput Requirements
✓ Accumulation Needs
✓ Conveyor Layout
✓ Equipment Integration