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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of conveyor systems does Naili offer?

Naili specializes in loading and unloading conveyors, including Powered Roller Conveyors, Gravity Roller Conveyors, Gravity Skate Wheel Conveyors, Powered Rubber Roller Conveyors, Telescopic Conveyors, and Hydraulic Conveyors.

Naili specializes in loading and unloading conveyors, including Powered Roller Conveyors, Gravity Roller Conveyors, Gravity Skate Wheel Conveyors, Powered Rubber Roller Conveyors, Telescopic Conveyors, and Hydraulic Conveyors.

The 50mm roller diameter model supports 80 kg/m, while the 38mm roller diameter model supports 50 kg/m.

Depending on the model, Powered Roller Conveyors support 80-100 kg/m, with the multi-wedge belt drive 2000mm/section offering the highest capacity at 100 kg/m.

Gravity Roller Conveyors typically require a 2-5 degree slope, while Gravity Skate Wheel Conveyors need a slightly steeper 3-6 degree slope for optimal operation.

Standard models are designed primarily for indoor use. For outdoor applications, you should consider stainless steel options with additional weather protection and increased maintenance frequency.

Most expandable roller conveyors have a 1:3 expansion ratio, while Gravity Skate Wheel Conveyors offer a higher 1:5 ratio, allowing for more compact storage.

Most conveyor operations require a minimum of two workers – one at the loading end to place items and one at the unloading end to receive them.

With proper maintenance, conveyor frames typically last 5-10 years under normal usage conditions.

Under normal operating conditions, the drive belt of the powered roller conveyor does not require regular replacement. It only tends to wear out in cases of overloading or when goods accumulate and cause excessive friction.

Powered conveyors typically require 380V three-phase or 220V single-phase power supply, with three-phase 380V recommended for optimal performance.

Powered Roller Conveyors offer adjustable speeds from 0 to 40 m/min via frequency inverter control.

Yes, Hydraulic Conveyors are specifically designed to bridge the height difference between ground level and truck/container height, with Medium and Large models capable of reaching up to 2400mm height.

O-type belt drives are simpler, quieter, and easier to maintain but offer lower load capacity, while multi-wedge belt drives provide higher efficiency, greater load capacity, less slippage, and better stability at high speeds.

Gravity Skate Wheel Conveyors are best for items with flat, hard bottoms such as cardboard boxes, plastic containers, and parcels, but are not suitable for soft-bottomed or irregularly shaped items.

Yes, Naili conveyors are designed to integrate with existing systems, particularly connecting sorting lines to loading areas, and can be combined with each other to form complete conveyor lines.

Depending on the model, Telescopic Conveyors can extend up to 17 meters (5-section models), suitable for reaching deep into containers and trucks.

Gravity Roller Conveyors require minimal maintenance – primarily periodic cleaning, checking roller rotation, and occasional bearing lubrication.

Most Naili conveyors are available in 500mm, 600mm, and 800mm widths, with 600mm being the most commonly used for standard packages.

Gravity Roller Conveyors use cylindrical rollers providing line contact with goods (better for soft packages), while Skate Wheel Conveyors use discrete wheels providing point contact (lighter weight, more compact storage with 1:5 ratio vs 1:3).

Yes, Naili provides complete spare parts service including international shipping, with key consumable parts including drive belts, rollers, bearings, and electrical components.

Powered Roller Conveyors feature forward/reverse direction control, emergency stop buttons, and variable speed control through frequency inverters.

Powered Rubber Roller Conveyors with PVC-coated rollers are specifically designed for soft-packaged goods, providing better grip and support than standard metal rollers.

Capacity varies by package size: small parcels (up to 5kg): 3500-5000/hour; medium boxes (5-15kg): 2500-3500/hour; large cartons (15-30kg): 2000-2500/hour; heavy bagged goods (40-50kg): 1500-2000/hour.

Naili does not provide on-site installation services but offers detailed installation videos and remote technical guidance to assist customers with setup.

Yes, Gravity Roller Conveyors can transport goods horizontally with manual pushing, which requires minimal effort compared to direct manual carrying.

Powered Roller Conveyors typically operate at 55-60 decibels unloaded (comparable to normal conversation) and 65-70 decibels when fully loaded.

Standard leg height adjustment options include 450-680mm, 550-820mm, 750-1200mm, and 900-1500mm ranges, allowing flexibility for different working heights.

Proper slope design and correct product placement are essential. Side guards can be added as an optional feature to prevent items from falling off the sides.

Naili typically offers a 12-month warranty on conveyor frames and a 6-month warranty on belts and other wear parts under normal usage conditions.

Yes, Hydraulic Conveyors are equipped with heavy-duty casters that allow two people to easily move and position the equipment despite its substantial weight.

The top support frame of Hydraulic Conveyors can accommodate roller conveyors of varying lengths – Small model supports up to 6 meters, Medium model up to 10 meters, and Large model up to 12 meters of roller conveyor length.

Most Naili conveyors are designed for intuitive operation. For powered and hydraulic systems, watching the provided operation videos (approximately 10 minutes) is usually sufficient for basic operation mastery.

When fully contracted, a 1500mm expandable roller conveyor section reduces to about 525mm (1:3 ratio), while a 2100mm skate wheel conveyor contracts to just 420mm (1:5 ratio).

Naili conveyors are available with galvanized steel, carbon steel, or 201 stainless steel components, with selection depending on environmental conditions and application requirements.

Hydraulic Conveyors themselves cannot reach deeply into containers, but they can be topped with roller conveyors that extend into trucks and containers, creating a complete loading/unloading solution.

Yes, all powered conveyors include emergency stop buttons, standard wiring/leakage protection, and proper electrical safety features compliant with relevant standards.

The fixed section length of Telescopic Conveyors ranges from 3-8 meters depending on the model, with the entire system capable of contracting to this base length when not extended.

Yes, Naili conveyors can handle mixed package sizes within their width and weight limitations, though for optimal performance, packages should have similar bottom characteristics.

Micro Hydraulic Conveyors (3700mm length) cannot support top roller conveyors and reach 1700mm max height, while Large models (7900mm length) support up to 12m of roller conveyor on top and reach 2400mm height.

While standard widths are 500mm, 600mm, and 800mm, custom widths (including up to 1200mm for some models) can be manufactured upon request for specific requirements.

Small parcels (up to 5kg): 3500-5000 pieces per hour.

Medium boxes (5-15kg): 2500-3500 pieces per hour.

Large cartons (15-30kg): 2000-2500 pieces per hour.

Heavy bagged goods (40-50kg): 1500-2000 pieces per hour.

Conveyors require flat, stable flooring but don’t need special foundations. For heavier systems like Telescopic Conveyors, floor load capacity should be at least 4 tons/square meter.

Standard models are designed for normal temperature ranges (5-40°C). For refrigerated environments, special low-temperature hydraulic oil and enhanced seals can be provided as custom options.

For operations handling over 1000 packages daily, hydraulic and telescopic conveyor systems typically achieve return on investment within 6-12 months through labor savings and efficiency improvements.

Yes, Gravity and Powered Roller Conveyors can be connected to create hybrid systems where some sections use gravity and others use power, optimizing both energy use and functionality.

Multiple Powered Roller Conveyor sections can be connected and controlled by a single control box using parallel wiring, allowing synchronized operation throughout the system.

Telescopic Conveyors cannot be manually operated or extended/retracted during power outages. A backup power system is recommended for environments where uninterrupted operation is critical.

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