Control Devices For Conveyors TRIZ Cases

Tapered pockets and gas jets align wide-mouthed preforms vertically, preventing surface flaws during high-speed supply.

A hoist unit grips articles while a stroke with a stepped contact portion moves inward to secure loads against falling.

Plastic-lined conveyor uses eddy current sensors to detect nonmagnetic metals, preventing contamination and ensuring polysilicon purity.

Sensor-triggered dual conveyors maintain envelope stacks and prevent high-speed printer stalls from misfeeds.

An overhead hoist transport vehicle corrects displacement sensor errors with inclination data to detect rail step differences during acceleration.

A measurement control device stops sensor signal acquisition when a pressing member is detected to isolate article dimensions.

A cam wheel transfer mechanism synchronizes board spacing with lugged conveyors using independent variable speed control.

Wheeled bridge conveyors and portable grasshopper units reposition dynamically on tracks, eliminating shutdowns during material stacking operations.

A movable pallet support pivots to a compact position, minimizing spatial requirements for workpiece processing installations.

Dynamic access control mechanisms use sensor-derived user context and predicted paths to restrict inventory entry, preventing theft and breakage.

Adjustable steps on a spiral chute modify the inclination angle of each sliding face to balance conveying velocity against collision damage risks.