Intralogistics equipment, commonly known as conveyors, provide continuous material transport along a specific route. The broad category of conveyors can be classified into seven main types: belt conveyors, chain conveyors, multi-strand chain conveyors, plug-in lines, mesh belt lines, suspended lines, and roller conveyors. These systems generally consist of pulling components, load-bearing structures, drive units, tensioning devices, redirection units, and support components.

• AC Gear Motor
• Brushless DC Gear Motor
• Drum Motor
• AC Motor Speed Controller

Automated Guided Vehicles, or AGVs, serve as the backbone of modern logistics and manufacturing processes. Controlled by preset backend software or a central computer system, these robots navigate prescribed routes without human intervention. Capable of complex tasks such as transporting goods, emergency monitoring, and auto-charging, AGVs are instrumental in enhancing operational efficiency and speed.

• Brushless DC Gear Motor
• Drive Units
• AGV/AMR Steering Wheels
• AGV Drive Integration

In this world of rapidly evolving technology, industrial robotic arms play a pivotal role. Mainly made of actuators, drive systems, and control units, robotic arms are customizable to grip various workpieces based on shape, dimensions, weight, material, and operational requirements.

• RV Gear Reducer
• Planetary Gearbox
• Industrial Robot

In conveyor pizza ovens, hot air convection technology ensures rapid heating, minimal heat loss, and uniform cooking. Timing mechanisms are integrated to complete the baking process and start the conveyor motors within specified intervals.

• AC Gear Motor
• Brushless DC Gear Motor