Move a product with variable flow

Variable flow is often used in production environments for a variety of reasons, including to optimize production time, adjust throughput rates based on machine processing capabilities, or adapt product flow to meet variations in demand . Here are some common ways to move product with variable flow:

1. Variable speed conveyor: A variable speed conveyor allows you to regulate the speed of movement of products along the chain. It can be controlled manually or automatically, adjusting the speed according to production needs.
2. Adjustable Pitch Conveyor Belt: Some belt conveyors can be equipped with an adjustable pitch belt, allowing the spacing between products on the chain to be changed. This can be useful when specific processes require product separation or grouping.

3. Accumulation/decumulation: Special sections of the conveyor chain can be dedicated to the accumulation or decumulation of products. These areas allow products to be temporarily stored when necessary, helping to manage fluctuations in production flow.

Moving with a variable flow provides great flexibility in production processes, helping to optimize performance, ensure more efficient processing and respond to variations in demand. This can also reduce the risk of bottlenecks and other issues related to constant travel speed. However, the implementation of such systems requires careful planning and proper management to ensure their smooth operation and coordination with the entire production process.