Hartness International: Pressureless conveyor

The Dynac 6000 conveyor from Hartness (Greenville, SC) uses an expandable, spiraling loop to continuously move packages in a single-file line and match upstream and downstream equipment.

ITW Hartness

Nov 30, 1999

A high-friction conveying surface keeps enough distance between the single-filed products to ensure they also don't touch each other in-line.

Product flow is sequential, so accumulation of containers is first-in, first-out. Can handle wide variety of packages.

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