Five families, 22 standard types
Every one configurable to the line it feeds — width, height, drive and finish.
Modular Belt
Modular belt conveyors that turn, climb and curve on one continuous line.
9 types
Flat Belt
Flat belt conveyors with a continuous surface for products of any shape.
5 types
Elevating & Vertical
Elevating conveyors that move product between levels in a small footprint.
2 types
Roller
Roller conveyors, gravity and powered, for cartons, totes and pallets.
4 types
Chain & Slat
Slat and chain conveyors built for heavy, hot and wash-down duty.
2 types
What a line is actually bought to do
Nobody buys a conveyor. They buy the hour it gives back, the floor it frees, and a rate they can plan against.
Saved manpower
One operator supervises a line that previously needed a handover at every station.
Reduced cycle time
Product moves between process steps at line speed instead of in batches.
Optimised floor space
Spirals, elevators and vertical lifts recover floor area that straight runs consume.
Higher productivity
Fewer stoppages, less manual handling, and a repeatable rate you can plan against.
Drawn, cut, welded, run-in. Then it ships.
Four stages, all of them ours. Nothing is subcontracted, so a change to the drawing is a change on the floor the same week.
