Flexible Expandable Conveyor

Idler conveyors rely on manual pushing of items across free-rolling wheels, while powered rollers move products automatically using motor-driven rollers.

Courier, e-commerce, FMCG, warehouses, automotive, and logistics companies use them for truck loading/unloading and in temporary dispatch zones.

They adjust to any length, bend around obstacles, and reach inside trucks or containers—reducing material handling time.

Idler rollers are for manual push-flow setups; powered roller versions are suited for faster, automated material transfer systems.

Depending on model, each roller segment can handle ~30–50 kg per meter. System-wide capacity scales up with the number of modules.

Flexible conveyors typically extend 2x to 3x their folded length—e.g., a 3-meter unit may expand up to 9 meters.

Boxes, bags, shrink packs, and cartons with flat bottoms. Uneven or round-bottom products are not recommended unless guided.

Yes. Adjustable legs allow height customization from ~700 mm to 1100 mm, including slight inclines or declines.

Yes. Optional fixed or foldable side guards help keep products aligned, especially when the conveyor bends.

Zinc-coated steel, plastic, and stainless steel rollers are available depending on environment and load.

Through electrical motor controls, usually with start/stop push buttons, speed controllers, and optional sensor automation.

Yes. Equipped with lockable heavy-duty castor wheels for mobility and repositioning.

Yes. They are segmented and jointed to form “S” or “U” shapes as needed—perfect for tight factory spaces or L-shaped docks.

Anti-slip bases, roller guards, emergency stop buttons (in powered units), and brake locks on wheels.

Product size and weight, throughput (boxes/hr), conveyor type (idler or powered), number of loading bays, and required length extension.

Yes. You can link multiple sections together or use standalone modules for short- or long-distance transfers.

Yes. Roller pitch and diameter can be adjusted based on product weight and size to ensure smooth movement.

Powered conveyors automate movement, increasing throughput and reducing the need for manual labor—ideal for high-speed operations.

Frames are made from high-strength MS or SS tubular structures with powder coating or chrome finish to resist wear.

2–3 weeks for standard models; 3–5 weeks for custom lengths, heights, or powered versions.

No. Most units come ready-to-deploy with minimal setup required. Larger systems may need minor joining or electrical connection.

Yes. They are ruggedly built to withstand impact, vibrations, and rough movement across uneven floors.

Installation support, operator training, spare rollers, and full AMC options for powered conveyors.

Yes. Especially in powered versions, Sharp can add optional modules for inline automation or warehouse digitization.