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Powered pallet conveyor

Modularity for automated pallet transport

Following the example of its Modular Conveyor Platform (MCP), Interroll is introducing the MPP (Modular Pallet Conveyor Platform), a modular platform for the powered conveying of pallets.

With the Modular Pallet Conveyor Platform, Interroll offers a flexible, scalable solution for pallet conveying. © Interroll

The reliable and efficient handling of pallets plays an important role in modern material flow. In many cases, the aim is to keep transport times between incoming and outgoing goods or between warehouse, production and order picking areas in the company as short as possible and to make them efficient through automation - and all this with lean planning processes, low assembly costs and flexible design options.

The MPP (Modular Pallet Conveyor Platform) are versatile pallet conveyors that can be combined in a flexible and modular way. In combination with the Pallet & Carton Flow flow storage system, the new pallet conveyor platform is suitable as a basis for creating comprehensive pallet storage and pallet conveying solutions for all kinds of applications. In contrast to the flow storage system, in which pallets are buffered on inclined tracks using gravity in intermediate storage areas, the MPP is a system for the powered conveying of pallets. Depending on the application scenario, the drive is provided by gear or drum motors, whereby even zero-pressure accumulation conveyor sections can be realized.

Flexible layout
Interroll emphasizes that the modular system can be conveniently planned and assembled using the company's Layouter tool. The MPP includes chain or roller conveyors as well as additional modules such as transfers and turntables. Special modules for special functions are available on request. The optimally coordinated modules are delivered pre-assembled, which minimizes the effort required for installation. Modifications or extensions to the system can also be carried out at a later date.

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Depending on the design of the conveyor line and the choice of modules, pallets weighing up to 1,200 kilograms can be transported at a maximum speed of 0.5 meters per second. The temperature range in which smooth operation of the elements can be guaranteed is minus 28 to plus 40 degrees Celsius, meaning that the MPP can also be used in deep-freeze applications. Depending on the control system used, it is possible, for example, to design the system for different weights, to run at variable speeds or to integrate positioning functions.

Pallet inspection stations can also be installed on the conveyor line on request. This allows the dimensions, weight and integrity or suitability of the pallets for the conveyor line to be checked. Additional checks can also be carried out as an option, for example to ensure that only complete pallets with intact goods pass through the conveyor lines.

The new MPP was extensively tested before its market launch and subjected to extreme endurance and load tests. It complies with all relevant safety regulations and the noise level during operation is 68 dB(A). as

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