| 1 | Chain Transfer Conveyor | Parallel chains lift or carry the pallet and move it to an adjacent line. | Approximately 500–2,000 kg | 90° transfer | Strong load support, reliable positioning, and suitable for heavy or rigid-bottom pallets. | Automotive components, warehouse staging, production lines, and heavy manufacturing. |
| 2 | Pop-Up Roller Transfer | Powered rollers rise above the main conveyor surface, move the pallet sideways, and retract afterward. | Approximately 300–1,500 kg | 90° transfer | Compact design, easy integration, and minimal interference with the main conveying route. | Distribution centers, packaging lines, pallet sorting, and cross-docking systems. |
| 3 | Scissor Lift Transfer Table | A powered lift platform raises or lowers a pallet to match different conveyor elevations. | Approximately 500–3,000 kg | Vertical or level change | Handles substantial height differences and can combine lifting with roller or chain transfer. | Multi-level warehouses, loading docks, assembly cells, and platform interfaces. |
| 4 | Turntable Pallet Conveyor | A rotating platform changes the pallet’s travel direction while maintaining a fixed transfer point. | Approximately 500–2,000 kg | 90° or 180° turn | Flexible routing, smooth direction changes, and efficient use of floor space. | Warehouse loops, palletizing cells, production routing, and order consolidation. |
| 5 | Pallet Shuttle Transfer Unit | A motorized shuttle travels along rails to collect and deliver pallets between parallel lanes. | Approximately 500–1,500 kg | Parallel-lane transfer | High storage density, reduced fixed conveyor length, and automated lane allocation. | High-density storage, cold storage, buffer warehouses, and automated distribution centers. |
| 6 | Belt Transfer Conveyor | A continuous belt carries the pallet or load across a transfer section. | Approximately 100–1,000 kg | Straight or angled transfer | Good traction, controlled acceleration, and suitability for unstable or uneven loads. | Cartonized pallets, clean production environments, packaging, and unit-load handling. |
| 7 | Roller Conveyor Transfer Section | Motor-driven rollers provide the conveying force and can be arranged as a dedicated transfer module. | Approximately 300–2,000 kg | Straight-line transfer | Modular construction, accessible maintenance, and compatibility with sensors and stops. | General warehousing, manufacturing, shipping, receiving, and accumulation zones. |
| 8 | Pallet Lift and Transfer Conveyor | A lift mechanism raises the pallet, transfers it at an upper level, and lowers it onto a destination conveyor. | Approximately 500–2,500 kg | Vertical plus horizontal | Connects separate elevations without a long ramp and supports automated routing. | Building-to-building links, mezzanines, production floors, and vertical warehouse systems. |
| 9 | AGV Interface Transfer Conveyor | A fixed conveyor exchanges pallets with an automated guided vehicle or autonomous mobile robot. | Approximately 300–1,500 kg | Point-to-point transfer | Supports flexible automation, reduced manual handling, and software-controlled material flow. | Smart factories, line-side delivery, finished-goods movement, and automated warehouses. |
| 10 | Pallet Accumulation Transfer Conveyor | Controlled zones store and release pallets individually or in groups before transfer to the next process. | Approximately 300–2,000 kg | Inline or zoned transfer | Buffers production differences, reduces blockage, and enables controlled pallet release. | Food and beverage, consumer goods, packaging, dispatch, and warehouse buffering. |