Choosing a Camco Link Conveyor
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To choose between the standard modular tabletop, Rite-Link and the heavy-duty tabletop, start from the line: how many stations, how fast, how heavy the fixtures are, where operators stand and whether the line will grow. Most lines fit the standard tabletop. Heavier fixtures or forces point to the heavy-duty version, and narrow, lighter-weight or carousel lines point to Rite-Link.
Which conveyor?
| If your line… | Start with |
|---|---|
| Has typical assembly fixtures and a straight run of stations | Standard modular tabletop conveyor |
| Carries heavy fixtures or applies large press or insertion forces | Heavy-duty tabletop |
| Needs a narrow, lighter, faster line or a carousel layout | Rite-Link |
| Has very uneven station times, or needs buffering and parallel stations | STEIN pallet system |
What to send EAC
- StationsHow many, and which are manual, automated or test.
- RateParts per minute today, and what you expect to need.
- Fixtures and partsSize and weight of the fixture and the part it carries.
- ForcesAny pressing, staking or insertion done while the part is stopped.
- Floor space and accessWhere operators stand and where maintenance reaches the line.
- Existing equipmentIf you're replacing or extending a Camco line, the nameplate details.