Design, fabrication, and installation of an enclosed-track conveyor integrated with an RTT paint system, including custom loadbars, support steel, and controls.
IMH designed, fabricated, and installed an overhead conveyor integrated with an RTT paint system. The equipment combines Unibilt-style enclosed track, chain-driven four-wheel trolleys, custom loadbars, fabricated support steel, and controls.
Enclosed-track conveyor design, fabrication, and installation
Chain-driven four-wheel trolleys and custom loadbars
Support steel, controls, and RTT paint-system integration
Track and carriers.
The enclosed-track route uses chain-driven four-wheel trolleys and custom loadbars to carry parts through the painting process.
Fabricated supporting steel.
The blue beams and yellow columns support the conveyor around the finishing equipment. The gallery also shows components staged before assembly.
Booth and controls integration.
The conveyor, controls, and paint-system interfaces formed part of IMH’s connected design, fabrication, and installation scope.
5 project photographs
From staged steel to the overhead route.
Five photographs connect the early installation area with the assembled track, support frame, and connection details.
Wide view of blue overhead conveyor routing and yellow support columns beside finishing equipment during installation.View full photo (opens in a new tab)
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What to bring to your project
Plan the carrier and the process together.
This conveyor connects custom loadbars, supporting steel, controls, and an RTT paint system. Those interfaces belong in the layout review together, because the part must travel through the process as well as around the building.
Start the scope conversation.
Bring the part envelope, loaded carrier weight, process openings, conveyor route, and the boundaries between equipment and controls suppliers.
