Linear track & Conveyor Belt Track

Additional Details

MULTIFEED’s Linear Track & Conveyor Belt Track systems serve as efficient and dependable components in automated part feeding lines. The Linear Track operates as a buffer between the parts feeder and the next workstation, ensuring a smooth, vibration-driven transfer of parts with minimal wear. Designed for durability, it delivers stable performance even in high-stress production conditions.

The Conveyor Belt Track is a classic and cost-effective method used to transfer pre-sorted components from vibratory feeders, centrifugal feeders, and step feeders. They ensure high feeding speeds and consistent availability. Their low noise levels and reliability make them ideal for clean environments such as electronics or medical component manufacturing.

For applications requiring reduced vibration and enhanced quietness, Air Conveyor Tracks are also available. These systems offer smooth part handling from feeders to workstations, especially when vibration noise needs to be minimized.

Whether it’s a straight-line vibratory track or belt conveyor system, each track is customizable in length, inclination, and speed to match your assembly line's requirements. The design ensures quick integration and long operational life, making it a preferred solution for high-volume, automated processes.

Technical Specifications

• Track Type: Vibratory Linear / Conveyor Belt / Air Conveyor

• Operation: Electromagnetic Vibration / Motorized Belt

• Track Length: Customizable

• Inclination: Adjustable

• Power: 0.15 kW – 0.5 kW

• Voltage: 220V / 50Hz

• Material Support: Metal, Plastic, Rubber Components

• Speed: Variable (Based on motor and design)

• Sound Level: Low noise (< 60 dB)

• Mounting: Adjustable base plates and alignment brackets

• Compatibility: Bowl Feeders, Centrifugal Feeders, Step Feeders

• Finish: Powder Coated / Stainless Steel Frame

• Controls: Optional speed controller or sensor integration

Applications

• Electronics assembly (e.g., capacitors, ICs)

• Medical device manufacturing (e.g., syringe parts, caps)

• Automotive components (e.g., fasteners, pins, gaskets)

• Consumer goods packaging lines

• Plastics and rubber component sorting

• Noise-sensitive environments