Hartness International: Hartness International: Gripping conveyor

New from Hartness Conveyor Systems is the Bottom GripVeyor, designed to convey empty, unstable bottles at speeds as high as 200’/min while gripping the bottles by the base.

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Oct 31, 2004

Bottles are gripped with specially designed grippers that can be custom set for each application. The technology is suitable for empty, footed bottles that would typically require a puck. Design features fewer controls and guard rails, and allows for automatic line changeovers.

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