The precision link conveyor family
Where most lines start
Standard modular tabletop conveyor
A self-contained inline conveyor driven by a Camco index drive. Every link indexes together and lands in the same place, so each station sees the part exactly where it expects it. The modular construction lets the line be lengthened as stations are added.
- Repeatable part position at every station
- One side of the line left open for operators
- Station count not limited by a dial's circumference
Thin profile, lighter, faster
Rite-Link
A thin-profile precision link conveyor that arrives pre-assembled and tested. Narrower and lighter than the modular tabletop, so it runs faster, and it needs no lubrication. Available in over/under and carousel layouts, in the 75RL, 115RL (oversized tooling) and 150RL series.
Heavier fixtures, heavier work
Heavy-duty tabletop
For lines carrying heavier fixtures and tooling, or applying larger forces at the stations, where a standard tabletop would be working at its limit.
Product images courtesy of DESTACO.
Keeping a Camco line running
Spare parts
Replacement links, drives, motors, reducers and clutch brakes for installed Camco equipment. Have the nameplate model and serial number ready.
Service and rebuilds
Camco index drives are built for very long service lives and can be rebuilt rather than replaced. EAC coordinates repair with the factory.
Adding stations
When production needs grow, a modular link conveyor can often be extended rather than replaced.