The Innoveyance Active Roller Belt Transfer (ARBT) brings active-roller-belt diverting to end-of-line bundle handling — singulating, aligning, and diverting corrugated bundles at speed without stopping flow. It is the high-rate transfer that keeps bundle lines feeding stackers and palletizers cleanly.
Continuous diverting for bundle lines
Angled powered rollers shift bundles laterally as they advance, so the ARBT can route product to lanes, align it to an edge, or pull it off into a branch — all without the stop-and-go of mechanical pushers. The line stays full and fast.
Engineered for end-of-line bundle handling
Sized and tuned for corrugated bundle weight and speed, the ARBT integrates with Innoveyance bundle conveyors, repositioning devices, and high-speed bundle systems to deliver clean, aligned product to palletizing.
Rugged and US-built
Heavy construction and proven ARB components withstand continuous box-plant duty. Every system is engineered, built, and supported in the United States, so lead times, customization, and service stay close to your plant — not an ocean away.
SPECIFICATIONS
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Technology | Active Roller Belt (ARB) diverting |
| Functions | Singulate, align, divert bundles |
| Application | End-of-line bundle handling |
| Product handled | Corrugated bundles, cartons |
| Frame | Heavy-duty welded steel |
| Build / support | Engineered, manufactured, and serviced in the USA |
The Active Roller Belt (ARBT) transfer is designed with fewer moving parts and no pneumatics to reduce maintenance. It can serve as part of a bundle-building system, where an operator sets the number of bundles released before transfer to maximize the width of the adjoining conveyor.
Bundle building also improves efficiency at load-forming operations by grouping material side by side, reducing operator pushes while increasing accumulation efficiency.
Q: What does an Active Roller Belt Transfer (ARBT) do?
A: The ARBT uses angled powered rollers in a belt to singulate, align, and divert corrugated bundles at end-of-line without stopping product flow, keeping bundle lines feeding stackers and palletizers at speed.
Q: How does ARBT differ from DARB?
A: Both use active roller belt technology. The ARBT is configured for end-of-line corrugated bundle handling, while the DARB is a broader multi-directional transfer for diverting, sorting, and aligning a wider range of product.
Q: Is the ARBT manufactured in the USA?
A: Yes. Innoveyance engineers, manufactures, and services the ARBT in the United States.
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