IMC Precision Link Conveyors combine excellent accuracy with high load capacity to provide the versatility needed to meet any automation challenge. In conjunction with an IMC Index Drive and pick and place units, Precision Link Conveyors can serve as the cornerstone of your inline automatic assembly operation.

Precision Link Conveyors feature:

• Modular Table Top, Table Top or Heavy Duty versions
• Precision positioning of parts for assembly or manufacturing processes
• High Speed station to station parts transfer
• Precision Links with roller bearings and precision ground cam followers for smooth transfer and long life
• Link size range to meet most application requirements
• Optional Bases, Line Shafts and Tooling Mounting Plates
• Complete with Motorized Index Drive system including transfer overload protection.

Precision Conveyors are available with the following Link Lengths:

• Modular Table Top Conveyors: 3.0, 4.5, and 6.0 inches
• Table Top Conveyors: 1.5, 2.0, 3.0, 4.5 and 6.0 inches
• Heavy Duty Conveyors: 6.0, 9.0 and 12.0 inches

IMC can customize a Precision Link Conveyor system to meet your requirements. Common alterations include conveyor length, index distance and motion, link fixture mounting pattern, tooling plate configuration, line shaft configuration, support base design, drive package components and drive package arrangement.

Table Top conveyor drive packages feature a shrink disk mounted output overload clutch, which provides a zero backlash connection between the indexer and the conveyor. It also provides phase adjustability and added protection for the indexer, conveyor link assembly and custom tooling.

Heavy-Duty Precision Link Conveyors
IMC Heavy Duty Precision Link Conveyors are also available in over/under and carousel configurations. Both configurations include heavy duty legs and a precision machined base, all heavily ribbed to hold large loads and maintain system accuracy. Conveyors employ an open backbone design, allowing for convenient passage of tooling, drive shafts, timing chains and hydraulic, pneumatic or electrical lines through the center of the conveyor.