Manual Paint Line Conveyor Extension
Orthez OÜ wished to expand a section of a previously installed manual paint line conveyor. We created a 3D model drawing for both the existing and the extendable conveyor section, and procured the conveyor components required for the modifications. Although this was not originally a project sold by us, we were able to successfully assist the client in modifying the system.
Project Challenge
The client's existing manual paint line conveyor needed to be expanded to meet growing production demands. A particular challenge was the fact that the original system had not been supplied by us, which meant the new solution had to be precisely matched to the existing conveyor.
How We Built It
We began by preparing a detailed 3D model drawing covering both the existing and the expandable conveyor sections. This ensured that every connection point and component was carefully considered before installation, so that the expansion would fit precisely into the existing system. We then procured the conveyor components required to carry out the modifications.
- 3D model drawing for the existing and expandable conveyor sections
- Necessary conveyor components for carrying out the modifications
What We Achieved
- The manual paint line conveyor was successfully expanded according to the client's needs
- The new conveyor section was precisely matched to the existing system
- An example of how we assist with system modifications even when the project was not originally sold by us
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