Technical Data
| length | 3 metres | |
| manually height-adjustable | 500mm to 1,250mm | |
| carrying capacity | 500 kg | |
| net weight | 190 kg | |
| 510-3: | ||
| Roller feed conveyor equipped with: | 5 cylindrical rollers, 3 Vee-rollers | |
| part no. | 47116 001 00 00 | |
| 510-1: | ||
| Roller feed conveyor equipped with: | 8 cylindrical rollers | |
| part no. | 47116 002 00 00 | |
All performance data refers to a material strength of 450 N/mm². Subject to design changes.
The infinitely height adjustable roller feed conveyor is suitable for the manual material feed at each working station of the combined steelworkers Peddibasic, Peddicat, Peddiworker, Peddimax, and the Peddimaster range as well as the punching machines model Hydraulic and the flat bar shear FS 800.
Applications in steel construction
The Peddinghaus roller conveyor with reference number 510 is a material handling unit that rolls long sections and bar material to and away from the machine. The freely running rollers let heavy bars be pushed into position with little effort, so that the workpiece stays securely supported during processing.
Typical applications
- Feeding long structural steel, flat steel and bar material to the working point
- Supporting overhanging workpiece lengths during punching, shearing or sawing
- Removing processed bars away from the machine
- Linking several processing stations into a continuous material flow
- Reducing manual lifting when handling heavy, long sections
Which businesses use it
Used in steel construction, metalworking and steel trading for material handling at punching, shearing and sawing machines with long workpieces.
Frequently asked questions
Why is a roller conveyor needed at the machine?
It carries and guides long material that would otherwise project beyond the machine table. The workpiece stays supported horizontally, is easier to align and position, and the operator does not have to hold heavy bars by hand.
Can the roller conveyor be combined with a length stop?
Roller conveyors usually form the support and feed plane on which a length stop positions the workpiece to size. This creates a continuous workstation made up of feed, support and dimensional stop. Choose the matching stop according to machine type and working length.