A double station group is a structure used in conveyor systems and is a transport station where two rollers are brought together. This type of group provides different advantages compared to single roller station groups and is used especially for the transportation of more delicate or wider materials.
What is the Use of a Dual Station Group?
Better Stability: Dual stations provide a larger surface area on the conveyor system that carries the material, allowing the products to move more stably. This is especially useful when transporting large, heavy or unstable loads.
Guidance and Control: Dual rollers allow for better guidance of the product or material being transported on the conveyor. The space between these rollers ensures that the materials are kept in a certain position and prevents slipping.
Reinforced Transport: Dual station groups have the capacity to carry more loads. Working together, two rollers provide more support than a single roller, enabling smooth transport of heavy materials.
Suitable for Larger Materials: Especially when transporting materials with large surface areas, the dual rollers support both edges of the material. This reduces the risk of materials bending or slipping and ensures smooth progress.
Areas of Use
Heavy Load Transport: Used in warehouses or factories to transport heavy and large materials, such as large sheet metal, wooden panels or large boxes.
Delicate Product Handling: Double rollers are preferred in lines where delicate products need to be carried in a balanced manner. This ensures that the products progress without being damaged.
Assembly Lines: Provides safer and more controlled transportation for products that will pass to different stages in the production line.
Featured Benefits
High Load Capacity: Can carry heavier materials.
Balanced Transport: Provides safer and more stable transport of materials.
Large Surface Support: Provides a better carrying surface for large and wide materials.
The dual station group is used to increase efficiency and safety in production processes, especially when transporting large, delicate or heavy loads.