Horizontal Arrangement: Items are moved manually or by external pushing/pull devices. Manual pushing is suitable for items with small weight, short conveying distances, and infrequent movement. External pushing/pull can use chain traction, belt traction, or hydraulic/pneumatic devices, allowing items to move at the required speed, facilitating control of the operation, and enabling functions such as stepping and accumulation when needed. This is suitable for items with large weight, long conveying distances, and frequent operation.
Inclined Arrangement: Items are conveyed using gravity. The structure is simple and economical, but the movement of items is difficult to control, and items are prone to collisions. It is not suitable for conveying fragile items. Suitable for short-distance conveying between processes and gravity-fed high-bay warehouses.
