Plate-style package stops (also known as dead plates) are flat metal plates that drop into sections of unpowered (gravity-flow) roller conveyors. They create a flat surface for stopping conveyed items and also provide work space for tasks such as packaging, assembling, or inspecting conveyed items. These plates replace the rollers in the conveyor and bolt into place using the existing mounting holes on the frame of the conveyor. The plate is designed to match the roller height of the conveyor when installed.

These pop-up roller package stops bolt onto the underside of the frame on a compatible unpowered (gravity-flow) roller conveyer with a rigid frame. The pop-up roller replaces a standard roller in the frame. It has a handle that can be turned 90° to manually raise or lower the roller to temporarily stop or restart the flow of materials on the conveyor.

These package stops bolt onto the frames of unpowered (gravity-flow) skate wheel and roller conveyors with rigid frames. They are used to stop items from falling off the end of the conveyor or to direct the flow of items for assembly, diversion, transfer, and inspection. Angle stops attach to the top flange of the conveyor frame, and flat stops mount to the existing butt plate on the conveyor frame.

Pivoting package stops mount onto compatible unpowered (gravity-flow) skate wheel conveyors with flexible frames. The stops have handles that allow the user to raise the stops in order to temporarily halt the flow of items on the conveyor and prevent conveyed items from falling off the end of the conveyor. When the stops are no longer needed, they can be lowered to allow items to flow onto other conveyors or surfaces.