• Photoeye detects the trailing edge of parts coming from a machine. This causes the receiver rollers to lower.
• Urethane belts move the parts sideways to the return section.
• After the part leaves the receiver section, the rollers raise and the cycle is repeated.

MaxDrive for Rollers—No welded bands. "B" belts power rollers from underneath. This method allows maximum horsepower to be transferred to the rollers. The torque on each roller is individually adjustable.

Remote control is standard.

The heavy-duty frame is welded steel tubing and all legs are easily-adjustable jack legs.

Standard two-inch roller spacing returns small parts without additional assistance.

Powered rollers are variable-speed so they can match the speed of the processing machine.

Teflon-Lined Steel Slides—The receiver transfer section has formed steel slides lined with replaceable teflon tape which are much longer lasting than wood.

Transfer Belts are hollow urethane tubing connected together with barbed metal inserts. They can be replaced in seconds.