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A logistics distribution center in Southeast Asia recently completed a major upgrade of its automated conveyor lines after struggling with frequent equipment stoppages caused by uneven load distribution. The older drive units could not maintain stable torque under fluctuating cargo weight, resulting in jams, delays, and increased maintenance downtime.
To solve the growing problem, the facility’s engineering team launched a pilot project to install a new drive solution built around three induction motor units supplied by wolong nanyang motor. Each conveyor section was redesigned to operate with synchronized motors to ensure smoother load sharing and continuous operation even during peak shipping hours.
The installation took place over one weekend to avoid affecting daily operations. The new system performed beyond expectations: the synchronized three induction motor configuration delivered consistent torque output, significantly reducing belt slippage and eliminating the sudden stalls that previously disrupted workflow. Within the first month, overall conveyor uptime increased by 27%, while emergency maintenance requests dropped to nearly zero.
Operators also reported that the motors ran cooler and exhibited less vibration, contributing to improved equipment longevity. Energy consumption data showed a noticeable reduction as well, thanks to the optimized motor efficiency and better mechanical balance.
Encouraged by the results, the logistics center announced plans to retrofit the remaining conveyor zones with motors from wolong nanyang motor, citing their stability, durability, and adaptability for high-throughput industrial environments. The upgrade has since been recognized internally as a successful example of how modern drive technology can transform operational efficiency in large-scale automated logistics systems.
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