Industrial Kinetics Heavy-Duty Pallet & Unit-Load Conveyors
M6 Revolutions supplies and supports Industrial Kinetics heavy-duty conveyor systems across Washington, Oregon, Idaho, British Columbia, and California.
WHAT THEY MAKE
Flagship Products
- Chain-driven live roller → heavy pallet transport
- Accumulation conveyor → buffering palletized loads
- Load stackers / pallet inserters → end-of-line palletizing
- AMR/AGV interface → feeding a mobile-robot fleet
See Industrial Kinetics’ full range of pallet, unit-load, and roller conveyors at iki.com →
WHERE IT FITS
Ideal Applications
The question on heavy material is simple: how much floor time is a forklift spending on work the line should be doing by itself?
Once loads pass what a standard conveyor carries, the equipment is engineered rather than catalogued. Chain-driven live roller moves pallets, drag chain handles awkward loads, accumulation buffers them, and transfers and lifts change direction and level without a driver.
The ends of the line are where the labor usually hides. Load stackers, pallet inserters, and turning crosses handle it automatically, and an AMR/AGV interface hands loads to a mobile fleet so material reaches the cell without anyone driving it there.
Systems carry pallets and unit loads up to 50,000 lbs, which is why this shows up in warehousing, distribution, heavy industry, and automotive. Tell us the load and the rate and we will engineer the conveyor.
GOES DEEPER
Related Solutions
Have a lighter-duty or different conveying need? See the conveying page; we match the conveyor to your load and layout.
WHY M6
We engineer the cell around the products we supply
A quote from us comes with the engineering around it. We match the right equipment to your application, integrate it, and stay with it through commissioning and beyond. Call 509-310-3584.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Common questions
What areas do you support Industrial Kinetics in?
M6 Revolutions sells and supports Industrial Kinetics heavy-duty conveyor systems for manufacturers across Washington, Oregon, Idaho, British Columbia, and California, and engineers the integration around them.
How heavy can an IKI conveyor go?
IKI builds for unit loads that can exceed 10,000 pounds: full pallets, engine-class assemblies, steel, drums. Each system is engineered to the actual load rather than picked from a capacity chart, so if your product is heavier or uglier than a catalog conveyor wants, that's exactly the case for an engineered one.
How fast do the conveyors run?
As fast as the application needs, and that's a real answer rather than a dodge: IKI publishes no blanket speed ratings because speed, roller centers, and drive are engineered per system from your throughput and load. Tell us the rate you need at the busiest hour and the conveyor gets designed to hit it.
When do I need chain-driven live roller instead of belt?
When the load stops being friendly: full pallets, engine-class assemblies, steel, drums, or anything with a rough or hot bottom surface. CDLR drives each roller by chain, so it moves unit loads a belt can't survive.
Can IKI conveyors interface with AMRs?
Yes. IKI engineers the fixed conveyor as the AMR interface, with 24 VDC motor-driven rollers and a sensored handshake, so the mobile robot and the conveyor pass loads without an operator in between.
What is IZAC?
IZAC is IKI's zone-accumulation controls platform: zero-pressure accumulation and slug release with no PLC and no programming. It drops onto an existing chain or roller line, so product queues without crushing and releases on your signal.
Do you handle freezer and washdown environments?
Yes. IKI builds to the environment, and the environment decides the build. Tell us the temperature, the washdown regime, and the load, and the conveyor gets engineered to survive it.