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Roller Conveyor Standards

Roller conveyors are extremely popular type of conveyor, with different kinds of configurations, each with separate standards that establish recommended engineering, manufacturing, and application practices, as well as uniform nomenclature and dimensional standards. CEMA standards for roller conveyors address belt-driven, chain-driven, and lineshaft-driven live roller conveyors, as well as the non-powered varieties too.


ANSI/CEMA 401-2003 (R2015)

Roller Conveyors - Non Powered

The first in a series of standards applying to unit handling conveyors. It establishes recommended engineering and application practice for this type of equipment, offers a uniform nomenclature and certain dimensional standards.


ANSI/CEMA 403-2003 (R2015)

Belt Driven Live Roller Conveyors

The third in a series of standards applying to unit handling conveyors. It establishes recommended engineering and application practice for this type of equipment, offers a uniform nomenclature and certain dimensional standards.


ANSI/CEMA 404-2003 (R2015)

Chain Driven Live Roller Conveyors

The fourth in a series of standards applying to unit handling conveyors. It establishes recommended engineering and application practice for this type of equipment, offers a uniform nomenclature and certain dimensional standards.


ANSI/CEMA 406-2003 (R2015)

Lineshaft Driven Live Roller Conveyors

The sixth in a series of standards applying to unit handling conveyors. It establishes recommended engineering and application practice for this type of equipment, offers a uniform nomenclature and certain dimensional standards.



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