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 Products are sometimes too wide to convey inside the conveyor "BR" (Between Rail) width. On most conveyors, this is not a problem since the rollers are above the channel and some overhang is okay. With Hytrol’s Chain Roller conveyors, however, the chain guard extends above the top of the rollers and prevents any overhang. On the Model 25-CRR, the chain guard extends 1-5/8 in. above the top of the rollers. This Model 25-CRR was designed with the chain guard in a "low profile." The rollers extend above the chain guard 1/16 in. This allows for product overhang. Ref. No. 646274 |
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The Hytrol motto, "Hytrol Leads the Way" has been around for
decades. Over the years, Hytrol has had a number of themes, such as
"One of a Kind," "Nobody Does it Better,"
"Changing to Make a Difference," etc., conceived at convention
or conference time. The Hytrol philosophy, "Design, Pricing,
Availability, and Service" is also familiar to us all. Hytrol has
conducted its business using these ideas and mottos and has enjoyed
tremendous growth.
Every company has, or should have, a "vision." The business needs to know what principles and ideas it should work by to achieve success. Although Hytrol's progress is undeniable, there has never been a stated vision for the company until recently. In 1994, the "Hytrol Vision’ was unveiled as the focus of Hytrol’s future growth. Simply stated, this Vision gives an overview of the principles Hytrol needs for continued growth, not only for its customer and distributor base, but for employee gratification as well. The Vision makes five distinct statements:
Now, with the placement of three large banners in the production area, anyone can see Hytrol’s Vision and understand how each point is interpreted. These banners will not only show visitors Hytrol’s focus but will serve as a reminder to employees as well. A large banner, stating the Hytrol Vision has been placed in three prominent locations in the Production area. This banner is located in the breezeway between the Stockyard and the main plant. |
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From left to
right.(1) and (2). . . May 24 and 25 were the
dates of an IBT/Hytrol school held in Shawnee Mission, Kansas. Dean
Vinson, Hytrol Distributor Representative, and Eddie Taylor, Systems
Engineer Specialist, conducted the school. (3). . . Atlas Equipment
Company, located in San Diego, California, was the site recently for
several customer visits and a H.E.R.O.E.S./Hy-Cad training session
conducted by Hytrol personnel Dean Vinson and Mike Garner,
Programmer/Analyst. (4). . . Dean Vinson also visited Century Conveyor
Service of Edison, New Jersey. There were customer visits and a sales
meeting, conducted by Dean and Mike Thompson, Manager of Quality. L-R in
photo are Ken Kinneman, Ron Ferrara, and Gary Wilder. (5). . . Taylor
Material Handling, Toledo, Ohio, was also the site of several customer
visits and a sales meeting hosted by Hytrol’s Dean Vinson. (6). . .
Bill Hawthorne, Vice-president of Marketing for Hytrol, Jacky Fontana,
Hytrol International Trade, and Dean Vinson were on hand at Conveyor
Solutions, Inc., of Schaumburg, Illinois for a sales meeting. (7) . . .
Hy-Tek Material Handling in Cleveland, Ohio, was visited recently by
Jeff Long, Hytrol Distributor Representative, Mike Morrison, Sales Team
3, and Mike Garner. A H.E.R.O.E.S./Hy-Cad training session was held
there.
