Below is a selection of the types of conveyors we are able to provide. These are completely bespoke to your requirements. We can also offer conveyor servicing, repairs and modifications.
The conveyors above were used to transfer potatoes from a bulker lorry to a grading system. this was built in 2019.
The machinery above were used to handle lettuces on a farm field rig, this system was built in 2019.
The machinery above were used to pack food pouches in to boxes, this was built in 2020.
This pair of PVC belted stainless steel conveyors are mounted on a box section frame work, on a 1 degree angle to each other. This allows the produce to have a decline to transfer from conveyor to conveyor as the product flows around the conveyor system. The counting machine hoppers sense if more product is required and open the pneumatic gates.
These conveyors are 11 meters long x 500mm wide.
These conveyors were built in 2008.
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machinery of this type, constructed of stainless steel, are often used in busy packaging warehouses. The gravity rollers are mounted from the side of the unit allowing the operatives to pick the product from the racking system located behind them & place the product(s) in a plastic tote bin positioned on the rollers. This would then be either moved along to the next packaging station or placed onto the center conveyor to be transferred to the dispatch area of the warehouse.
This conveyor is 13 meters long x 600mm wide
This was built in 2009
This plough conveyor was built in 2013 and is use to control the flow of sweetcorn into holding hoppers, to then be processed and packed, this is an automated system ensuring that each hopper isn’t starved of product
This is 13 meters long x 900mm wide complete with 4 pneumatic ploughs
This was built in 2013
The stainless steel conveyor above was used to move small punnets of produce.
This unit was built in 2015
These two units are positioned beneath a Newtec weigh head machine used on small carrot batons. The benefit of using two conveyor towards the centre, over one longer conveyor to the side, is that it increases the discharge cycle time of the weigh heads, as the produce from the ends only travels half the distance. These units use a wedge cleated style of belt, this assists the product to travel along it once its been dropped from the weigh heads. These units feed directly in to a hopper situated above a vertical form fill bagging machine.
These conveyors are 1.2 meters long x 200mm wide
These were built in 2011
This unit is used beneath a Newtec weigh head machine (similar to the above photo) processing onions. The pillow belt style used on this machine reduces the possible damage that could happen when the onions are dropped on to it. This machine fills trays with loose onions ready for the supermarket shelves.
This is 2.4 meters long x 300mm wide
This was built in 2010
This was used beneath a cardboard box making machine processing the waste cut outs. This conveyors side frame is only 50mm tall as the position it had to locate into was very tight, which meant we had to have an indirect drive for this unit.
This conveyor is 3.2 meters long x 500mm wide
This was built in 2011
These two conveyors were built to transfer leeks from two multi-head weighing machines towards the centre gap, then the leeks were conveyed to a bagging machine.
These conveyors were 2,2m long by 400mm wide
These were built in 2009
The above conveyor was built to replace a light weight conveyor which kept breaking down, it is used within a vegetable weighing machine.
This conveyor is 750mm long with a belt width of 130mm
This was built in 2010
These two conveyors were built to transfer packets of onions to the packaging personnel to be placed into trays.
These conveyors were 2,5m long by400mm wide
These were built in 2009
These two conveyors were built to transfer carrots, from an elevator and divide them to then be processed over the length grading machinery.
These conveyors are 1.3m long by 1m wide
These were built in 2007
This swan neck conveyor was built to transfer netted onions from the netting machine towards a check wieghing machine.
This conveyor was 3m long by 400mm wide
This was built in 2008
This swan neck conveyor was built to transfer netted oranges from the netting machine towards a rotary table.
This conveyor was 2.6m long by 400mm wide
This was built in 2013
These conveyor belts can be supplied in many different colours and options for example
Side and centre tracking on the underside of the belt to prevent the conveyors belt from drifting into the conveyors side frame
Different materials/types for example PVC, PU, rubber, mesh & pillow, finger cleat & bakery belting
We can also offer an on site conveyors belt repairs and replacement service – please contact us for further details
The conveyor above was used to transfer limes between a bagging machine towards a metal detector.
This conveyor was 2.2 meters long, it had a belt width of 300mm
This unit had an electronic speed control unit attached to it.
This was built in 2014
The conveyor above was used to assist with packaging oranges, the sheet metal profile was used to hold tray’s.
This unit was 2.2 meters long, it had a belt width of 300mm
This unit had an electronic speed control unit attached to it.
This was built in 2014
This plough conveyor was used to transport carrots.
Conveyors of this type are found in various food production factorys. This particular conveyor was used to transport carrots from a raw material (wash-in) plant towards a packaging area. The rotary plough unit allows the carrots to follow one of three paths: 1. Directed from this conveyor to another conveyor situated 90 degrees from it. 2. Allows the product to continue onward. 3. A mixture of both 1 & 2 The conveyor had a pnuematic ram later fitted to an automated controler allowing the plough to be postioned in one of three postions, depending on the desired flow. This was fabricated in 2013.
The above elevator was used in a carrot packaging line
The conveyors in the carrot processing line above helped us achieve 91 x 1kg bags per minute.
These were built in November 2013
The above stainless steel conveyor was used to put potato’s into a plastic do-lav, the sensor control on the end of the unit would control the pivot point motor gearbox this allow the produce to have a softer drop whilst filling the do-lav.
This was built in 2013
The stainless steel conveyor above was used to transfer dates, from a de-stoning machine on towards a packaging table.
This conveyor was fabricated in 2013
The conveyor and mild steel tanks in the above photo were used as part of a water filtration unit.
These were fabricated in 2013
In the above picture we supplied 6 units from stainless steel 2.2metres long, these were fabricated in 2010.
The above was used to transfer leeks from a weighing machine then drop them into a bagging machine.
This was fabricated in 2009.
The above is used to feed leeks on to a leek washer cutter machine.
This was built in 2008.
The de-elevator above was used to assist lettuce leaf downwards towards a waste conveyor.
This was fabricated in 2008.
Elevator for cardboard
The above elevator was used to transfer waste cardboard away from a box making machine.
This was built in 2015
The 2 units in the above photo were used in part of a garlic production line.
This were fabricated in 2010
Our modular conveyors run through vegetable washer cutter systems. The flighted cleats on the belt have leeks positioned between them which are conveyed through a washing zone then on towards the cutting zone to be trimmed to size. There are many different variations & manufacturers of modular conveyors belting. Over the years we have used several different makes, but have found Intralox to be the best product for wear and tear & service for replacement parts.
The radius modular conveyor above is used to transfer bottles from a label machine to a rotary table.
This conveyor is 3.5 meters long x 200mm wide x 900mm high complete with a 45 degree bend
This machine was built in 2013
This modular conveyor/elevator is used to present leeks to a weighing machine and is positioned after our leek washer cutter. The benefit of this type of modular conveyor belting is its open surface area, which allows the water from the product to dissipate and not be transferred into the weigher or bagging machine
This modular conveyor/elevator is 6 meters long x 100mm wide x 2 metres high
This machine was built in 2010
The advantages to using modular conveyor belting are:
Easy to clean
Easy to install
Easy to replace
Easy to modify
Allows water to pass through it
Can be used on radius conveyors
There are lots of different variations and add on options available
This 180 degree radius conveyor was used to connect two gravity roller tracks in a confined space. This was to save the operators from manually carrying packaging materials from one side of the roller track to the other.
This conveyor has a 600mm belt width & an inside radius of 700mm
This was built in 2011
This 90 degree conveyor belt was also built as part of the same system as above in order to save floor space for our client.
This conveyor has a 600mm belt width & an inside radius of 700mm
This was built in 2011
These units can be fabricated to your specific requirement – please contact us for further information
This stainless steel powered roller inspection table conveyor is driven by chains located internally which the rollers are fixed into. This roller inspection table conveyor is used to rotate the produce enabling operators to identify & reject poor produce via the side chutes located on the machine. This is then transferred to the waste conveyor located underneath.
This machine is 4 meters long x 900mm wide
This was built in 2007
Roller table
This powered roller inspection table conveyor was used to sort oranges, it is inverter driven with a single phase power supply and is controlled by the sensor mounted on the front, which will be looking into the hopper it will be positioned behind. This machine runs at a low speed of 2 meters per minute.
This machine is 3 meters long x 1.1m wide
This was built in 2013
This is a different type of powered roller track, the rollers in this system are stationery & connected to each other via power bands. Every 7th roller is a powered roller, this drives the 6 rollers behind it. The benefit of this conveyor system is that it allows the roller track to be divided into working zones to allow the trays of produce that travel along it to be delivered to the correct working stations.
This machine is 40 meters long x 500mm wide
This was built in 2011
This gravity roller track conveyor was used to transfer 6 pack bottles of water for a busy pack house in London.
This unit is 3m long, 500mm wide and 800mm high, it has a 5 degree angle slope.
This was built in 2012
This gravity roller track conveyors was used to transfer Luxury hampers for a London based client.
This unit is 6m long, 600mm wide and 800mm high, it has a 3 degree angle slope.
This was built in 2010
Please see below a variety of conveyors for sale
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£2000 + VAT (new)
The above conveyor for sale has:
2 metre chassis
600mm wide green diamond back belt complete with 13x8mm side tracking on both underside edges
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Listing your needs is the first step toward picking the right conveyor system. You must understand what you want the conveyor system to do for you. Knowing if you need a modular, roller or radius conveyor is one of the decisions you must make. If your business works with food, you may need a vegetable conveyor. Whatever your conveyor needs are, you should clearly identify those needs when beginning to look for the right conveyor system.
Take into consideration future needs when picking conveyors in the UK. If you are planning on expanding your business in the future, and this changes your conveyor system or conveyor belt needs, this is also a factor in the decision making. Before selecting a conveyor system for your business, consider speaking with an expert or a qualified salesperson to discuss your current and possible future needs.
Picking the right conveyor system for your UK business can be a daunting task, but with proper research and planning it is possible. In addition to selecting the proper conveyor belt or conveyor system for your business you should also make sure that you understand all elements of installation and the responsibilities of maintenance and care. Warranties should be discussed with your salesperson as well as installation, including time for installation which could ultimately have an effect on business. Be prepared for all the details associated with picking the right conveyor system for your UK business for the best results.
For more information on our conveyors please contact us
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