Flexible Roller Conveyors

The frame of a flexible conveyor uses a lattice or “accordion” style steel structure. This unique design allows the distance between the side walls to expand and contract.

When compressed: The rollers sit tightly packed next to each other.

When expanded: The frame stretches out, spacing the rollers further apart to create a longer path.

The entire system is mounted on heavy-duty locking casters (wheels), making it completely portable.

Key Features & Advantages Space-Saving Portability: It can contract to a fraction of its fully extended length (often a 3:1 or 4:1 ratio), making it incredibly easy to store in a corner or under a mezzanine when not in use.Variable Curves: You can manually bend the conveyor frame into “S” shapes, $90^circ$ turns, or custom curves to navigate around pillars, machinery, or tight warehouse aisles without needing fixed curved modules.Adjustable Height: The legs feature telescoping supports with locking knobs, allowing you to easily adjust the height or create a downward slope so items can glide via gravity.

Interlocking Connections: Most models feature built-in hooks or brackets at the ends, allowing you to quickly link multiple flexible units together to form an exceptionally long fluid line.