Unloading Roller Conveyor
An Unloading Roller Conveyor is a long-reach roller conveyor used to move cartons from delivery vehicles into warehouses using gravity-assisted flow. It is commonly used in factories, logistics parks, and distribution centers where unloading volume is high and layouts vary. The conveyor supports stable carton transfer with a working capacity near 60 kg per meter and an expandable length designed for full truck access. This type of system is widely adopted across Saudi Arabia for efficient inbound material handling.
Technical Specifications
| Product Code | ALDRC Series |
| Width (B) | 762mm (30 Inch) |
| Height (H) | 0.71m (28 inch) |
| Length (L) | Closed(L1)= 2.76m(110ft) - Expanded (L2)=13.2m (520ft) |
| Capacity (C) | 60 kg/m (40 lbs/ft) |
Key Features
- Extended-length roller conveyor for inbound logistics
- Expandable structure for variable dock and vehicle positions
- Gravity-based operation without electrical components
- Load handling capacity suitable for standard cartons
- Fixed roller spacing for stable carton movement
- Adjustable height to suit truck and dock levels
- Rigid steel support frame for industrial use
- Suitable for integration with warehouse conveyor systems
Unloading Roller Conveyor
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Frequently Asked Questions
In Saudi Arabia, large warehouses require long reach and stable unloading. Facilities in Riyadh and Dammam use unloading roller conveyors to reduce manual lifting, maintain steady carton flow, and support high inbound volumes without relying on powered systems.
Throughput depends on carton weight, incline, and operator handling. While not intended for high-speed automation, the system supports consistent unloading rates suitable for KSA distribution centers managing continuous truck arrivals.
A width of around 762 mm supports stable placement of common shipping cartons. In Saudi facilities handling mixed carton sizes, this reduces tipping risk and helps operators maintain orderly unloading during long shifts.
Yes. Since there are no motors, heat buildup and electrical wear are not concerns. Saudi factories and logistics parks often run these conveyors across long shifts with only basic inspections between operations.
Operators should avoid excessive incline, maintain clear unloading zones, and ensure height supports are locked. In high-traffic KSA warehouses, basic handling procedures are usually sufficient to ensure safe use.
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