Elevator

The elevator is used for transporting tires between different conveyor levels. The main structural components of the elevator are columns (for a two-column system) or a single column (for a single-column system), along with conveyor of any type (roller, belt or even Pop-up) mounted on a trolley. The trolley is driven by a gearmotor. The power from the gearmotor is transmitted via a chain or a belt.

As the name suggests, the two-column elevator is constructed with two columns, along with a trolley with a conveyor mounted on it. The other components include: a gearmotor, drive and tension shafts, drive belts or chains, pulleys or gears and sensors.

The single-column elevator is constructed with a single load-bearing column, on which a trolley with a conveyor is mounted. Other key components include: a gearmotor, drive and tension shafts, drive belts, gears, chain and sensors. Two profiles are mounted on the elevator column, which serve as the rail system along which the trolley, permanently fixed to the chain or belt, moves.