Garuda Automations

Portable Conveyor

Portable conveyor systems are designed to provide flexibility and mobility in material handling tasks. These systems typically consist of lightweight conveyor units that can be easily transported and set up at different locations as needed. Here are some key features and uses of portable conveyor systems:

Portability: Portable conveyor systems are usually designed with lightweight materials such as aluminum or plastic, making them easy to move and transport. They often feature foldable or collapsible frames for compact storage and transportation. These conveyors have wheels on the structure so that it can be moved from place to place.
Versatility: These systems can be used in a variety of industries and applications, including construction, agriculture, mining, warehousing, and logistics. They are suitable for conveying a wide range of materials, from small components to bulky items.
Modularity: Many portable conveyor systems are modular in design, allowing users to customize the length and configuration of the conveyor according to their specific needs. Additional sections can often be added or removed to adjust the conveyor's length.
Quick Setup: Portable conveyors are typically designed for quick and easy setup without the need for specialized tools or equipment. This makes them ideal for temporary or short-term applications, such as loading and unloading trucks or trailers.
Foldable Design: Some portable conveyor systems feature a foldable design, where the conveyor belt or rollers can be folded or rolled up for compact storage and transportation. This feature enhances their portability and ease of handling.
Powered Options: While some portable conveyors are manually operated, others come with built-in electric motors or engines for powered operation. This allows for greater efficiency and productivity, especially when handling heavy loads or working over longer distances.

Spiral Conveyor

A spiral conveyor system is a type of vertical conveyor that transports materials or products between different levels of a facility in a spiral motion. Unlike traditional vertical conveyors, which move materials straight up and down, spiral conveyors use a helical or spiral-shaped track to convey items in a continuous upward or downward flow. Here are some key features and uses of spiral conveyor systems:

Continuous Flow: Spiral conveyors provide a continuous flow of materials or products between multiple levels of a facility, allowing for efficient vertical transportation without the need for multiple conveyors or lifts.
Space-saving Design: Spiral conveyor systems are designed to maximize vertical space utilization while minimizing the footprint on the floor. This makes them ideal for facilities with limited space or vertical height restrictions.
Versatility: Spiral conveyors can handle a wide range of materials and products, including boxes, cartons, totes, bags, and individual items. They are commonly used in warehouses, distribution centers, food processing plants, and manufacturing facilities.
Flexible Configuration: Spiral conveyor systems are available in various configurations to suit different layout requirements and material handling applications. They can be designed as either continuous spiral conveyors or discrete spiral conveyors with multiple entry and exit points.
High Throughput: Spiral conveyors are capable of handling high volumes of materials or products with minimal manual intervention, resulting in increased throughput and productivity.
Gentle Product Handling: Spiral conveyors are designed to provide gentle handling of fragile or sensitive products, minimizing the risk of damage or breakage during transportation.
Low Maintenance: Spiral conveyor systems are often designed with durable components and require minimal maintenance compared to other types of vertical conveyors. This helps reduce downtime and maintenance costs over the system's lifespan.
Integration with Existing Systems: Spiral conveyor systems can be easily integrated with existing material handling equipment, such as conveyor belts, sortation systems, and automated storage and retrieval systems (AS/RS), to create a seamless flow of materials throughout the facility.

Telescopic Conveyor

A telescopic conveyor system, also known as a telescoping conveyor or extendable conveyor, is a type of material handling equipment designed to extend or retract its length to reach different areas within a facility or to adapt to varying conveyor loading and unloading requirements. Here are some key features and uses of telescopic conveyor systems:

Extendable Design: Telescopic conveyors feature a telescoping mechanism that allows the conveyor to extend and retract its length as needed. This feature enables the conveyor to reach into trucks, trailers, or containers for loading and unloading purposes.
Adjustable Length: Telescopic conveyors typically offer adjustable lengths to accommodate different loading and unloading scenarios. They can extend to reach deep into vehicles or retract to a compact size for storage when not in use.
Versatility: These systems are highly versatile and can be used in a variety of applications, including warehouses, distribution centers, shipping terminals, and manufacturing facilities. They are commonly used for loading and unloading goods from trucks, trailers, and shipping containers.
Efficient Handling: Telescopic conveyors help streamline material handling processes by reducing the need for manual labor and improving operational efficiency. They allow for faster loading and unloading of vehicles, resulting in increased productivity and throughput.
Space-saving Design: Telescopic conveyors are often designed to occupy minimal floor space when retracted, making them suitable for facilities with limited space or narrow aisles. Their compact footprint maximizes usable space within the facility.
Customizable Options: Many telescopic conveyor systems offer customizable features such as adjustable height, belt speed, and load capacity to meet specific operational requirements. Optional accessories such as side guides, skate wheels, and impact plates can also enhance conveyor performance and versatility.
Safety Features: To ensure safe operation, telescopic conveyors may be equipped with safety features such as emergency stop buttons, safety guards, and sensors to detect obstructions or overloading conditions.

Vertical Conveyor

Space Optimization: Vertical Lift Conveyor Systems enable efficient utilization of vertical space, making them perfect for facilities with limited floor space.
Multi-Level Integration: Seamlessly transport materials between different levels of your facility, eliminating the need for manual lifting or cumbersome elevators.
High Throughput: Designed for speed and reliability, our Vertical Lift Conveyor Systems ensure rapid material transfer while maintaining precision and accuracy.
Custom Configurations: Whether you require straight lifts, Z-shaped configurations, or spiral lifts, we provide tailor-made solutions to fit your unique requirements.
Advanced Controls: Our Vertical Lift Conveyor Systems come equipped with advanced control systems, allowing for seamless integration with your existing automation infrastructure.

Belt Conveyor

Belt conveyors are systems consisting of a belt that moves continuously between two or more pulleys. These conveyors are commonly used for transporting goods and materials horizontally, vertically, or at an inclined angle. They are versatile and can handle a wide range of products, from small items to large bulk materials.

Roller Conveyor

Roller conveyors utilize rollers mounted on a series of frames to transport goods or materials. These rollers can be powered or non-powered and can move items manually or automatically. Roller conveyors are often used for material handling in warehouses, distribution centers, and manufacturing facilities. They are particularly useful for moving heavy or irregularly shaped items.