
We've been fitting conveyors into our own robot cells and bespoke machinery for years. It made sense to start supplying them on their own too - for any system that needs one, ours or anyone else's.

Every conveyor we build is a proven design, engineered to move parts, boxes, or pallets reliably, day in and day out. What changes is how it's built: the material, the belt type, and the exact layout, all specified to suit your product and your facility.
Available in a range of materials, and finished to suit your branding where it matters.

Not every application needs a ground-up design. Where a standard, off-the-shelf conveyor does the job, that's what we'll recommend. Where your factory layout, product, or process needs something built specifically to fit, we design it bespoke around your space, not the other way around.
Either way, you get the system that actually suits the job, not whatever happens to be easiest for us to supply.

We don't compromise on what drives and controls the system. We work with Interroll for drive systems and control on our conveyors, and with SEW for the larger, heavier-duty systems that need it.
A close, three-stage process from first conversation through to a finished system - click a stage below to see how it works.
Every detail about your product, your process, and your constraints - before design work starts. Nothing about the brief gets assumed; if a spec sheet or drawing leaves a question unanswered, we ask it now rather than guessing later.
We attend sites to look at the real-life scenario, not just drawings and data sheets. Seeing the actual line, the actual part, and the actual space it has to fit into catches the details a spec sheet alone never would.
We stay close to you throughout, so the product stays the priority, not just hitting a deadline. Bespoke or standard, built for the long run, and backed by drive and control technology that's proven at scale.
Not sure how a conveyor will actually fit into your factory layout? We can provide renders and simulations of the system in your space, on request, so you can see exactly how it'll look and run before a single part is built.