Description

Toshine Automation makes chain plate conveyors (also called chain conveyors). These can be single or multi-lane. They adjust to wide or narrow widths and create different speeds. This helps multiple lanes merge into one without squeezing. It can also turn a single lane into multiple slow-moving lanes to build up storage.
Different control systems allow for continuous or intermittent operation. This provides strong support for production lines.
Structure:
The conveyor uses a standard chain plate as the carrying surface. A motor reducer provides power. The chain moves on special guide rails. Depending on the process, chains can be straight or curved.
Materials:
Carbon steel, stainless steel, or thermoplastic chains are available. You can choose different widths and shapes. This allows for straight lines, 90-degree or 360-degree turns, lifting, and more.
Product Data:
Applications:
Widely used in food, chemical, tobacco, and beverage industries. Ideal for filling, labeling, and coding. The chain’s dividers and side guards are great for moving powders and bulk items.
Choosing Chain Thickness:
Consider these factors:
Each plate must support the total material weight.
Keep bending to a minimum to prevent sagging at joints.
Protect against impact from falling heavy objects.
Consider the material’s abrasiveness and chemical resistance.
Account for expected service life and cost limits.
If the material is corrosive, a protective coating can be added. If the product must avoid metal contact, alloy chains are an option.
Chain plate conveyors use chains to pull and carry loads. They can use standard roller chains or special types like accumulation or double-speed chains. These conveyors handle heavy loads like pallets and large containers. Their chain designs are flexible. Many attachments are available. They are good for assembly lines and storage systems.




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