Lazy Susan comes at a Hardworking Price

May 29, 2012 - PRLog -- The Lazy Susan is able to perform several different functions. One is that it can act as a standalone unit, during which it works as a buffer when products are being unloaded or accumulated. It can also ensure variable speed control and complete evacuation. The other function of the stainless steel conveyor is that it can be integrated into a wider product handling system.

As well as these standard modes of operation, UPM’s Lazy Susan also has an optional extra in the form of a product flow orientation guide. This is mounted overhead and is multi-adjustable. The underside of the Lazy Susan rotary table is also fully enclosed. According to UPM Conveyors, this means that it gets rid of any operator trap points.

The table also complies with all of the relevant legislation, including the health and safety at work acts. Launched at the EasyFairs show, UPM received several orders for the Lazy Susan from contract packers. It is said that the table can help to improve staff utilisation and efficiency in the workplace.

The product is also flexible, making it a good option for work areas where space is limited. Both out-feed and in-feed conveyor belts can be supplied, including 90 and 180 degree bends from the range of standard link belts. If necessary, specific systems for clients can be engineered by UPM, who say that this can be done at no extra cost.

This is thanks to the fact that control build, fabrication programming and all other manufacturing is done in-house. This means that the process can easily and reliably be controlled and monitored from start to finish.

UPM Conveyors are well-known for their quality stainless steel conveyors and other products, and they have won the Queens Award for Innovation for their High Molecular Weight Polyethylene. This is something that has been incorporated into its rotary tables. For more information on the Lazy Susan and other products from UPM, visit the website at http://www.upmconveyors.co.uk.