A belt conveyor was used because the gear pump parts needed to be transported to the next process after the cleaning process. However, cleaning fluid adhered to the transport equipment, causing slippage between the belt and the pulley.

Slippage prevented the belt conveyor from being used stably, resulting in the need for manual transport of gear pump parts after cleaning, which increased labor costs.

The WinCS mini uses a toothed sprocket to firmly engage with the chain, ensuring reliable operation. This reduces slippage even in environments where cleaning fluids are present, allowing for stable transport of gear pump components.

Furthermore, the transport of cleaned parts, which could not be reliably conveyed using conventional belt conveyors and had to be done manually, can now be reliably automated, reducing the man-hours required for transport operations.