An ordinary overhead conveyor is composed of a traction chain, carriages, spreaders, an aerial guide rail, a driving device, a tensioning device, and safety devices. Different traction chains have different pitch sizes, and their single-hanging load-bearing capacities vary. This conveyor features a simple structure and strong stability, allowing for arbitrary turns in both horizontal and vertical planes. It is widely used in medium and small-scale painting lines.

Equipped with a double-layer guide rail, the upper layer serves as the traction track while the lower layer is the load track. The traction chain runs along the traction track, and the load trolley moves forward along the load track, pushed by hooks or rods on the traction chain.

Specifically used in pretreatment and electrophoresis lines of large-scale painting operations. Placed on both sides of the process tank, it consists of transmission devices and U-shaped pendulums. This design eliminates pollution to the workpiece surface and tank liquid, featuring a 45° tank entry/exit angle to optimize tank length.

This system allows the vehicle body to rotate 180° when entering the tank (bottom facing upward) and rotate again upon exit. The guide rail and load-bearing traction chain are aligned in a straight line, featuring skid support brackets with locking mechanisms.

A highly electromechanical-integrated and automated aerial conveying equipment. It consists of rails, power supply sliding wires, current collectors, trolleys, electric chain hoists, and advanced control systems for high-precision operations.