Conveyor Parts TRIZ Cases

Replacing pneumatic cylinders with a mechanical rotary motor and cam gear reduces device complexity while increasing load-bearing capacity.

An adjustable inclined conveyor end transfers products between outfeed lines without active diversion, eliminating impact and friction.

A spray pump sorting machine uses a rotating disc and pressurized air to orient and convey containers efficiently.

Detection means trigger control systems to stop cycles when the unloading area is full, reducing energy waste and piece damage.

Skates on the internal surface engage fixed guide means, preventing lateral torsional stress and deformation of the cogged belt during container transport.

A rotary valve device uses a curved discharge chute to transport materials through multiple outlets without stopping the feed stream.

Stationary nozzle delivers liquid agent into preforms for microwave evaporation, eliminating complex integrated dosing systems.

A narrow belt sorter uses pneumatic actuators to drive load rollers via return belt engagement.

Resilient arms on clamping tongues distribute force to prevent smearing and torque when gripping printed materials.

Segments production lines using recessed transport paths between compact devices to eliminate long rail complexity and improve positioning stability.

Adjusting transfer wheel support elements synchronizes blow molding and filling modules, eliminating production gaps across varying container sizes.

Recessed belt strands extend the carryway to strip articles from a primary conveyor, minimizing gaps that cause tripping or stranding.

A transfer wheel rotates horizontal bottles to vertical orientation for filling stations.

Variable speed lanes coordinate batch release to singulate side-by-side articles, preventing collisions while maintaining high throughput.

A rotatable friction device secures replaceable rail elements on container transport systems.

A coaxial feeding unit uses independent sleeves to rotate and translate a gripping head along a single shaft axis.

Inner and outer sealing lips on a suction gripper adapt to flat and angled surfaces, eliminating frequent tool changes during automated production.

A vertical conveyor uses a compensation rotor to maintain platform orientation during rotation.

Segmented guide sections reduce switching inertia and object distances, enabling higher throughput without increasing rotational speed.

A roller module uses a drive roller to synchronize conveyor rotation via frictional engagement.

Powered rollers on a transfer plate push articles between perpendicular conveyor belts, preventing stranded items in tight layouts.

Rotatable disks form pockets to accommodate diverse article sizes, eliminating the need for multiple fixed star wheels.