No motor. No power bill. Just physics moving your cartons downstairs.
Some material handling problems solve themselves once you stop trying to power them.
A linear gravity chute is a sloped channel that moves cartons or bins from one floor to another using nothing but the angle of the slope and the weight of the load. That's it. No motor, no drive, no control panel.
What that gets you:
No electrical installation or drive maintenance to budget for
Fewer moving parts to service over the years
Keeps running during a power cut, when everything else on the floor stops
A compact footprint that fits into layouts where every metre of floor is already spoken for
Standard carton loads of 25 to 40 kg move through comfortably, and the exact capacity depends on carton size, surface, and the angle the chute is built at.
Inefficient Product Handling due to Generic Chute Design
We don't build these off a single template either. Width, length, height, flow direction, load capacity, and surface finish get specified around the actual product moving through the chute, because a width that's fine for cardboard can beat up something fragile on the same run.
Brands including Nilkamal, Amazon, Craftsman, and Godrej run gravity chutes we've built.
Contact us to learn more: Phone:Â +91 7774020056Â | Website: www.technovisionengrs.com | Email: [email protected]
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