In a conveyor system, a pallet lifter is a mechanism designed to elevate or lower palletized goods as they move along the conveyor line. Its primary purpose is to lift or lower pallets to specific heights as they traverse the conveyor. This mechanism is commonly employed to facilitate the smooth transfer of pallets between different sections of the conveyor system or to accommodate changes in elevation within a facility, especially when dealing with multiple floor levels. Key features of a pallet lifter include: Elevation Functionality: The pallet lifter is designed for vertical movement to accommodate varying heights along the conveyor line. Integration with Conveyor Line: This mechanism is integrated into the conveyor system and is typically positioned at specific points where vertical adjustments are needed to ensure the seamless movement of pallets. Control Mechanism: The lifter is equipped with a controlled lifting mechanism, often operated through hydraulic, pneumatic, or electric actuators, ensuring precise and orderly lifting and lowering of pallets. Safety Features: Pallet lifters often incorporate safety features such as sensors, brakes, and protective facilities to ensure secure handling of pallets during elevation changes. Adaptability: Pallet lifters are designed to accommodate pallets of different sizes and weights, providing flexibility and versatility.