Twin-wheel roller track

The roller track is the basic version, in grey, black, red or ESD. The one with edge has a side edge that guides the container, in standard or ESD version. The twin-wheel one has two wheels per position and gives more stable guidance, also in ESD version. The HD is reinforced for heavy loads. The rounded one has wheels with a rounded profile. If in doubt, send us photos, dimensions and weight of the containers: we will tell you the right track.

It depends on the weight of the containers, the material and shape of their base and the length of the lane: with too little slope containers stop, with too much they reach the end with force. On the Green Frame structure the slope is adjusted with rotating connectors on the pipes carrying the roller track. We define it with you starting from the weight and dimensions of the containers; where needed, brakes and friction rollers slow the arrival.

It depends on the type of track, how many tracks you put under each container and the distance between the support pipes: more tracks and more supports, more load. For heavy containers there is the HD roller track. Send us the weight and dimensions of the containers and how many you want per lane: we will size the roller track and structure.

The roller track rests on the Ø 28 mm cross pipes of the structure, inclined according to the slope. At the head and tail you hook it onto the pipes with roller track hooks (roller track hook, bridge hook, end hook) and clips fix it to the pipe. At the end of the lane you fit the stop, high or low, which holds the container. For long lanes, add an intermediate support pipe. We give you the exact list of hooks and clips for your rack.

Roller tracks come in 4000 mm bars and we cut them to the lane length. Tell us the rack depth or send us a sketch: we calculate the length taking account of hooks and stops.

When you want more stable guidance: the container rests on two wheels per position instead of one. It is worthwhile with trays and with containers that have a narrow or not very rigid bottom. Send us a photo of the bottom of your containers: we will tell you whether the twin wheel makes a difference.

Yes, the GF28-RDESD. It is for shelving and workstations in EPA areas; for the complete structure we will specify the other conductive components.

Yes. Green Frame profiles can be ordered as 4000 mm bars or cut to the length you need: we do the cutting ourselves, in our workshop. Give us the dimensions of the pieces or send us a sketch of the structure and we will prepare the cutting list.

Yes. The standard series is GF-N (Ø 28 mm pipe); GF-S (Ø 19 mm) is lighter and more compact, GF-G (Ø 43 mm) is for stiffer structures. There are mixed connectors that join pipes from different series, for example a Ø 19 or Ø 43 pipe to a Ø 28 pipe, so you use the right diameter at every point of the structure.

No. The connectors are fixed to the pipe with hex socket screws: a hex key is all you need. Loosen the screw, insert the pipe, bring it into position and tighten. No welding, drilling or painting.

Yes, it is the strength of the pipe system: loosen the connectors, move or replace the pipes and retighten. You can raise a shelf, extend a workbench or reuse the components in another structure when the process changes, with continuous improvement in mind.

Yes. We can design the structure (workstation, flow rack, trolley, line-side supermarket) with the load calculation and deliver it to you assembled or as a kit with the parts already cut and the list of components.

No. Profiles and connectors are in anodised aluminium: the surface resists corrosion and wear without painting and is easy to clean.

Yes. The range includes conductive components such as ESD inner end caps, ESD clips for electrical continuity between pipe and connector, and ESD inserts for levelling feet and castors. Tell us which EPA area you work in and we will tell you the components to use.