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Multi-Conveyor Divert System Handles Sealed and Unsealed Cases

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Multi Conveyor Divert System

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Multi-Conveyor recently provided a divert system to accept properly sealed product at the discharge of a case sealer. The system is designed to redirect any of the 50-lb cases that are detected with open flaps (unsealed cases).

The initial 15-in. wide x 30-in. long mild steel construction diverter infeed conveyor is used to create the required minimum gapping necessary for the divert process. A DARB (dual activated roller belt) switch was chosen as the divert belting of choice.

Properly sealed cases, those that are not indicated to have an open flap, continue straight across the 48-in. wide DARB 4500 diverter to the customer’s finished product conveyor. When the system signals an open flap has been detected, the unsealed case is tracked and diverted using pneumatic actuation under the DARB rollers. The case is moved to the opposite side of divert section, where it is transferred onto the customer’s existing reject conveyor.

Every Multi-Conveyor project is constructed and factory-tested in its shop, confirming functionality of design to meet or exceed each Multi-Conveyor customer’s requirements. The choice to use DARB, made by Intralox, is application specific and is based on case rate, footprint, product dimensions, and product characteristics.


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