
Below is a detailed overview of its design an features.
Tapered Rollers
Rollers are often tapered (wider at the outer edge, narrower at the inner edge) to ensure smooth travel around the curve. This design accounts for the difference in speed between the inner and outer paths, preventing items from slipping or jamming.
Curved Frame
The frame is constructed from durable materials like steel or aluminum, shaped into a curve to support the rollers and maintain structural integrity under load.
Drive Mechanism
- Gravity-Fed: Uses a slight incline and gravity to move items, suitable for lighter loads or shorter distances.
- Powered: Employs motors to drive the rollers, providing consistent movement for heavier loads or precise control.
Roller Spacing
Rollers are spaced based on the size and stability of the items being transported, ensuring they stay aligned during the turn.

Side Guides or Rails
These are often included to keep goods centered and prevent them from falling off, especially critical on sharper curves or with unstable loads.
Modularity
Curved roller conveyors are often modular, allowing them to be combined with straight sections or additional curves to create a tailored conveyor system.
Load Capacity
Depending on the roller material (e.g., steel for heavy loads, plastic for lighter items) and frame strength, they can handle a range of weights, from small packages to heavy pallets.