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5ft Ball Transfer Table

Speedrack West | SKU: CV-B-15-3-5

$1,923.18

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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

Omni-Directional Ball Transfer Tables for Manual Material Handling Systems

5 ft. Ball Transfer Tables are manual omni-directional handling systems designed for rotating, repositioning, and transferring products in warehouses, packaging lines, assembly stations, and conveyor transfer areas. Unlike standard gravity conveyors, they allow smooth 360-degree product movement with minimal effort. Built with heavy-duty steel frames and precision ball transfer units, they support cartons, totes, crates, fixtures, and other stable flat-bottom loads. Not intended for loose, soft-bottom, or unstable materials.

Best Applications for Ball Transfer Tables

Conveyor transfer stations
Product rotation during assembly
Workstation repositioning
Packaging and inspection lines
Carton sorting areas
Manual directional transfers
Warehouse handling zones
Manufacturing material flow systems

When to Use a Ball Transfer Table Instead of Gravity Conveyor

Products must move in multiple directions
Loads must rotate during handling
Products need to transfer sideways between conveyor lines
Operators need manual repositioning at workstations
Products must change orientation during assembly or inspection

Traditional gravity conveyors are better suited for straight-line continuous product flow. Ball transfer tables are designed for controlled manual directional movement, not long-distance conveying.

Best Products for Ball Transfer Tables

Flat-bottom cartons
Plastic totes
Crates
Rigid containers
Assembly fixtures
Uniform packaged products

Products Not Recommended for Ball Transfer Tables

Soft-bottom products
Flexible packaging
Loose materials
Small unstable items
Open-bottom pallets
Damaged pallets
Inclined conveying
Shock-loaded applications

Uneven loads will not maintain consistent ball contact and may jam, shift, or transfer unpredictably.

Key Features

360° Omni-Directional Product Movement: Allows products to move laterally, diagonally, or rotationally for flexible manual handling and workstation transfers.
Heavy-Duty Steel Construction: Manufactured with industrial-grade steel frames and formed steel mounting plates for long-term durability in warehouse and manufacturing environments.
Replaceable Ball Transfer Assemblies: Individual ball transfer units can be replaced independently without replacing the entire transfer table.
High-Capacity Load Support: Designed for distributed load handling with heavy-duty ball assemblies and reinforced frame construction.
Conveyor Transfer Integration: Ideal for integrating with gravity conveyor systems, packaging lines, assembly stations, and manual transfer points.
Multiple Width Configurations: Available in several width variants to support different product dimensions and facility layouts.

Specifications

Ball Assemblies	1" diameter steel ball; 1-13/16" overall housing diameter; 1/4"-20 mounting bolt
Ball Capacity	50 lbs. per individual ball assembly; maximum unit load 200 lbs.; load must remain distributed across a minimum of four balls
Frames	3-1/2" x 1-1/2" x 10 gauge steel frame; balls mounted in set-high position; ball surface extends 1/4" above side frames
Frame Capacity	1300 lbs. maximum distributed live load per 10' section with supports at 10' centers; 3200 lbs. maximum distributed live load at 5' centers
Plates	10 gauge formed plates up to 39" between frame widths; 7 gauge plates above 39" between frame widths
Couplings	Butt type couplings

Available Width Variants

Width	Length	SKU
15"	5'	CV-B-15-3-5
21"	5'	CV-B-21-3-5
25"	5'	CV-B-25-3-5
33"	5'	CV-B-33-3-5
51"	5'	CV-B-51-3-5

Recommended Industries

Warehousing and distribution
Manufacturing
Packaging operations
Fulfillment centers
Assembly facilities
Industrial material handling
Conveyor integration systems

System Selection Considerations

Selecting the correct ball transfer table depends on product dimensions, load stability, bottom surface rigidity, transfer direction requirements, operator handling methods, and conveyor integration points.

Operations handling unstable or irregular products should evaluate alternative conveyor or transfer systems before selecting a ball transfer table.

📚 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What products should not be used on a ball transfer table?

Do not use ball transfer tables with soft-bottom, flexible, unstable, or uneven products. These loads will not maintain stable contact across the ball assemblies and may jam during transfer.

Can ball transfer tables replace powered conveyors?

No. Ball transfer tables are designed for manual omni-directional positioning and workstation transfers, not continuous powered conveying.

Are ball transfer tables suitable for pallets?

Only use ball transfer tables with pallets that have stable bottom deck surfaces and evenly distributed loads. Broken or uneven pallets will transfer unpredictably.

What happens if loads are concentrated on a small area?

Concentrated point loads overload individual ball assemblies and reduce transfer performance. Loads must remain distributed across multiple ball transfers.

When should a gravity conveyor be used instead of a ball transfer table?

Use gravity conveyor systems for straight-line product flow and continuous transport. Ball transfer tables are better suited for manual repositioning and directional changes.