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10' Length Medium Duty Straight Section Galvanized Gravity Roller Conveyor

Speedrack West | SKU: CV-196G-15-3-H-10

$1,903.89

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Handling & Use Requirements

Equipment must be used within rated load capacities and installed on suitable warehouse flooring. Improper loading, uneven distribution, or use outside intended applications can result in structural failure.

Inspect all shipments upon delivery and note any freight damage before signing. Installation and final configuration should be verified by qualified personnel to ensure safe operation.

Delivery & Freight Shipping

All equipment ships via LTL or dedicated freight carriers and is delivered curbside or dock-high depending on facility setup. Liftgate service is not included unless specifically requested at the time of quote.

You are responsible for unloading the shipment and must have appropriate equipment (forklift or dock access) available at delivery. Failure to meet delivery requirements may result in re-delivery fees.

Inspect all items upon arrival before signing the Bill of Lading. Any visible damage must be noted at delivery—claims cannot be processed after acceptance without documentation.

Lead times vary based on product type, configuration, and supplier availability. You will receive confirmation of estimated ship dates after order review.

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Description

Medium Duty Galvanized Gravity Roller Conveyor for Warehouse Material Flow

The 10 Feet Medium Duty Straight Sections Galvanized Gravity Roller Conveyor is designed for efficient manual and gravity-fed product movement in warehouses, distribution centers, manufacturing facilities, assembly operations, and shipping areas. These conveyor sections allow cartons, totes, bins, and other stable unit loads to move without powered drive systems, reducing mechanical complexity and ongoing maintenance requirements.

Galvanized rollers provide improved resistance to corrosion and surface deterioration compared to standard painted rollers, making these conveyor sections suitable for industrial environments where moisture, humidity, or light washdown exposure may shorten the service life of standard conveyor rollers.

This conveyor system is best suited for medium duty material handling applications involving rigid, flat-bottom products that maintain stable contact across multiple rollers. It is not intended for unstable pallet handling, loose bagged materials, or powered accumulation applications.

Key Features

Galvanized steel rollers with 3" roller centers
Medium duty gravity conveyor for manual or gravity-fed movement
Available in 15", 21", 27", 33", and 51" Between Frame (BF) widths
Standard 10 foot conveyor sections
Optional conveyor supports available
Corrosion-resistant roller construction
Grease-packed zinc plated bearings
Spring-loaded axle design
Compatible with custom conveyor layouts and system integrations
Custom conveyor lengths and configurations available upon request

When to Use This Gravity Roller Conveyor

This conveyor is commonly used for warehouse carton flow, distribution center transport lines, packing stations, assembly work areas, order consolidation zones, temporary conveyor layouts, and non-powered material handling systems.

Gravity roller conveyors perform best when products have rigid, flat bottoms, stable weight distribution, and enough surface contact to rest across multiple rollers.

When Not to Use This Conveyor

Do not use for pallet handling or forklift-loaded pallet traffic.
Do not use for loose bags, flexible packaging, or unstable products.
Do not use for high-speed powered accumulation.
Do not use on steep uncontrolled declines.
Do not use for impact loading applications.

Improper product selection or unsupported conveyor layouts may result in inconsistent product flow, product instability, or premature conveyor wear.

How Galvanized Gravity Roller Conveyors Operate

Gravity roller conveyors use free-spinning steel rollers mounted between steel frames to move products using gravity or manual push force. As products travel across the rollers, the rollers rotate independently to reduce friction and allow controlled product movement throughout the conveyor line.

Straight conveyor sections are commonly integrated with conveyor supports, curves, gates, and transfers to create larger warehouse conveyor systems. Conveyor slope, product dimensions, product weight, and roller spacing all affect conveyor performance and product flow consistency.

Typical Applications

Warehouse picking operations
Packaging lines
Shipping departments
Manufacturing assembly stations
Distribution center conveyor runs
Sortation staging areas
Temporary conveyor setups
Cross-docking operations
Carton transfer lines

Available Conveyor Width Variants

Between Frame Width (BF)	Overall Frame Width	Conveyor Length
15"	18"	10 Feet
21"	24"	10 Feet
27"	30"	10 Feet
33"	36"	10 Feet
51"	54"	10 Feet

Galvanized Gravity Roller Conveyor Specifications

Rollers	1.9" diameter x 16 gauge galvanized steel tubing, Model 196G, with smooth swaged ends
Roller Centers	3" roller centers
Frames	Formed steel painted channel construction
Set High Frame	3-1/2" x 1-1/2" x 10 gauge
Set Low Frame	4-1/2" x 1-1/2" x 10 gauge
Frame Capacity	250 lbs. per roller
Distributed Live Load	1300 lbs. maximum distributed live load per 10 foot section with supports at 10 foot centers
Distributed Live Load with 5' Support Centers	3200 lbs. maximum distributed live load with supports at 5 foot centers
Bearings	Integral plain ball bearings, zinc plated, grease packed
Couplings	Butt type couplings
Axles	7/16" hex shaft, spring loaded
Optional Frame	4" structural steel channel frame, 5.4 lbs. structural steel channel, rollers approximately 3/16" high; dimensions may vary due to structural tolerances

Conveyor Support and System Compatibility

Optional conveyor supports are available for elevated conveyor installations. Conveyor supports must match the Between Frame (BF) width of the conveyor sections being used.

These conveyor sections may be integrated with conveyor supports, curved conveyor sections, conveyor gates, transfer sections, custom conveyor layouts, and manual conveyor flow systems.

System configuration depends on product dimensions, product weight, throughput requirements, facility layout constraints, conveyor elevation changes, and material flow direction.

Important Conveyor Design Considerations

Gravity conveyor performance depends heavily on proper application design. Conveyor slope, support spacing, product bottom surface, and product stability all directly affect conveyor operation. Products that are too light, flexible, unstable, or uneven may not move consistently across the rollers. Excessive conveyor decline angles may also create uncontrolled product speeds and accumulation problems.

📚 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What products work best on galvanized gravity roller conveyors?

These conveyors work best with rigid cartons, totes, bins, and flat-bottom products that maintain stable contact across multiple rollers. Flexible bags, unstable products, and uneven loads will not move consistently.

Can galvanized gravity conveyors be used in damp environments?

Yes. Galvanized rollers provide improved corrosion resistance compared to standard painted rollers and are commonly used in humid or moisture-prone industrial environments.

Are these gravity conveyors powered?

No. Gravity roller conveyors operate using manual push force or gravity-fed conveyor slopes. They do not use powered drive systems or motors.

Can these conveyor sections handle pallets?

Do not use standard medium duty gravity roller conveyors for unstable pallet handling or forklift-loaded pallet traffic. Pallet applications typically require heavy-duty pallet conveyor systems.

What happens if conveyor supports are spaced incorrectly?

Improper support spacing reduces rated load capacity and may cause conveyor frame deflection or instability. Support placement must match the conveyor load requirements.

Can these conveyor sections be integrated into larger conveyor systems?

Yes. Straight sections are commonly combined with supports, curves, transfers, and gates to create larger conveyor layouts based on workflow and facility requirements.