The new wheel bends offers reduced noise level, new functional features and improved protection. It replaces and is compatible to the current ones. 

"The new wheel bends offers substantial improvements with regards to functionality, safety, noise level and appearance, compared to what is available in the market today" says Christer Cedervall, Director of FlexLink`s Product & Supply Division.

Wheel bends are used for tight bends in conveyor systems for parts, products and box distribution in production systems.

The new FlexLink wheel bends set new standards with regards to versatility and safety.

Small or large items are no problem as the flat top design allows even larger items to pass through the tight bend.

A high personal safety level is obtained by the refined finger and product protection in the chain inlet and outlet, and the covering between top and lower wheel.

A low noise level has been achieved by refined chain in- and out-feed guidance.

Moreover the cleanliness is enhanced by the flat top design, the covered side faces and the lower wheel, which is self draining so that there will be no remaining dust or liquids inside.

Equipment can be easily attached to the wheel bend inner side face through an interior nut slot.
The wheel bend outside is equipped with a T-slot for easy attachment at any position.

The wheel bends are standards available in 30˚, 45˚, 90˚ and 180˚ executions for our XL, XM and XH conveyor platforms. In addition to this, customer specific variants between 30˚ and 210˚ are available.

• Small or large products
• High safety level - state of the art finger protection
• Low noise
• Clean design
• Wide standard range; 30˚, 45˚, 90˚ and 180˚ plus specials between 30˚ and 210˚.
• Available for conveyor platforms XL, XM and XH

About FlexLink

FlexLink is a leading global supplier of innovative automation solutions to the assembly and manufacturing industries. Based in Göteborg, Sweden, FlexLink employs 560 people and operates 23 international companies with representatives in 60 countries. In 2005, group turnover was 159 million USD.