Overhead conveyors, belt systems, roller tracks, special machinery and steel structures. Every product is tailored to the site, the process and the required load profile.
Machines we designed and built, in service today. Open one for its photos and details.
Six product families, each sized to the task. The models are illustrations: every machine we build is a one-off.
Overhead conveyors Illustrative model
They carry parts under the roof and keep the floor free.
Trolleys, pendants and hooks running on an I-beam track, with straight and curved sections. We design them for paint lines, assembly lines and transfers between stores, fixed to the existing hall structure or carried by their own supports.
Continuous, quiet flow for small and medium parts.
Aluminium or steel frame belts with a belt chosen for the job. Inclines and curves, merge and divert points, at a working height matched to your machines.
Gravity or driven rollers for boxes, crates and pallets.
Manual, gravity and driven roller lines with stops, turntables and transfers. For ergonomic workstations as much as for heavy pallet handling.
For heavy, hot or dirty loads where a belt gives up.
Roller-chain conveyors and chain drag lines for pallets, castings and coils. A heavy steel structure, replaceable wear parts, and tension and drive stations placed where maintenance can reach them.
Paternosters, coil transfers, rail carriages: when nothing off the shelf fits.
Vertical storage with paternosters, coil tipping and transfer, rail-guided service carriages. We design these machines around one process, from the 3D model to the shop drawings.
Portals, runways, service platforms and stairs around the machines.
Portal frames, crane runways, suspended operator platforms, walkways and stairs. From structural design to fabrication and site erection, in one pair of hands.
Most of our machines are one-offs. Send us the load, the route and the cycle time, and we will propose a solution.
Ikan - manual conveyor line
Vanex - coil transfer line
Ganz TR - chain conveyor
Puskas Museum paternoster
Stadler - blasting carriage