Modular Belt Free Belt Conveyor "Unirider Series"
Utilizing the existing line, we simplify and improve the tire locking process! This achieves minimal burden without the need for large-scale renovations.
The "Unirider Series" is a free belt conveyor that does not use a motor, eliminating the need for control panels and power wiring. It operates by transmitting power from an existing slat conveyor through the finished vehicle. Even if the finished vehicle starts moving during a temporary exit, the belt will not reverse. Like free roller conveyors, it reduces the risk of falls caused by operators accidentally stepping on the rollers. It is also designed to be easy to install in work areas. 【Features】 ■ Compact and simple ■ Ensures a safe working environment ■ Reduces maintenance burden ■ Accommodates additional safety devices *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Verification Service】 ■ Reproducing the operating conditions of existing conveyors ■ Confirmation of transport using completed vehicles ■ Verification of the pulling capacity of existing conveyors (using current values, etc.) ■ Verification of transport performance and operational conditions before introduction *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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UniTKS Co., Ltd. (Unitex) is the exclusive distributor in Japan for the unichains brand of plastic modular belts from Ammeraal Beltech. In the automotive industry, we have quickly proposed the use of modular belts for man conveyors, shower conveyors, and skid conveyors, holding the largest implementation record in the country. We engage in the proposal, sales, and maintenance of plastic modular belt conveying systems, making us a conveying specialist company that is beneficial to various industries and contributes to the creation of a better society.