The Essential Conveyor extension is separated into two main system type Products, Case and Pallet. While both case systems and pallet systems are used for material handling and transportation, they differ in terms of the types of loads they are designed to handle, with case systems focusing on individual cases or boxes and pallet systems focusing on palletized loads. The choice between the two depends on factors such as the nature of the goods being transported, the volume of materials handled, and the specific requirements of the application.

Case Systems:
Case systems are designed to handle individual cases or boxes of varying sizes and shapes.
They are suitable for handling smaller loads and are commonly used in industries such as e-commerce, retail distribution, and manufacturing where individual products or packages need to be sorted, transported, or accumulated.
Case conveyors often use rollers or belts to move the cases along the conveyor line.
These systems typically involve accumulation zones where cases can accumulate before being further processed or sorted downstream.

Pallet Systems:
Pallet systems are designed to handle palletized loads, which are larger and heavier than individual cases.
Pallets are flat structures used to support goods in a stable manner during transportation and storage.
Pallet conveyor systems are commonly used in warehouses, distribution centers, and manufacturing facilities for moving bulk quantities of goods efficiently.