Durable and robust rollers, typically used in heavy-duty industrial applications, such as mining, quarrying and bulk material handling.

Lightweight and corrosion-resistant rollers, ideal for food production, pharmaceutical and washdown environments.

Like conical rollers, these are used in curves and corners to maintain the correct alignment of products.

Rollers with grooves that accommodate drive bands, allowing for powered roller conveyors to move items in specific lanes or sections.

Rollers with built-in motors that drive the conveyor directly, eliminating the need for external drive
components. Often used in high-efficiency or space-saving applications. We stock & supply from various OEM’s such as Van Der Graaf,
Interroll & Rulmeca.

Located underneath the conveyor belt, they support the return section of the belt to maintain tension and prevent sagging.

Large cylindrical components that drive or redirect the conveyor belt, commonly used as head, tail, or tension pulleys to control belt movement and alignment.

Rollers with a rubber coating to increase grip or reduce damage to delicate products during transportation. Often used in glass, wood or fragile material handling.

Power to the conveyor to ensure movement of goods and materials. We supply from OEM’s such
as SEW.

Transfer mechanical power to drive conveyor belts or rollers, commonly used in chain-driven systems.

Toothed wheels that engage with chains to drive the conveyor belt, ensuring smooth and efficient operation.

Reduce friction and support the rotation of conveyor rollers or shafts, improving efficiency and
lifespan.

Swivelling wheels used to make conveyor sections mobile for easy repositioning or adjustment.

Nuts, bolts and fasteners used to securely assemble or attach conveyor components.

Small ball rollers that allow easy multi-directional movement of items on a conveyor surface.

Essential parts like drive bands, couplings, spacers and shafts that connect and transfer power to keep the conveyor system running smoothly.

Industrial conveyor belting
can be seen across a variety of industries including logistics and airports. These can be used on horizontal and inclined conveyors.

Made from durable polyvinyl chloride (PVC), resisting abrasion, chemicals, and moisture. Commonly used in food production, packaging and light-duty industrial applications

Known for its high strength
& durability, rubber belts are widely used in heavy-duty industries such as mining, quarrying & bulk material handling. They offer excellent impact and abrasion resistance.

Made of interlocking plastic segments, allowing for easy maintenance and flexibility. Common in food processing and packaging industries.

Devices used to start & stop electric motors, protecting them from overload or electrical faults. Common in most conveyor drive systems.

Centralised control units that manage conveyor operations, including motor control, speed adjustment and safety features.

Detect the presence, position, or movement of products on the conveyor using light beams, commonly used for automated sorting or stopping products.

Detect the presence of objects without physical contact, often used for controlling conveyor sections or product flow.

Safety devices that allow operators to immediately stop the conveyor in case of an emergency or operational hazard.

Control stations mounted along the conveyor for operators to start, stop or reverse the conveyor as needed.

Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) that automate conveyor functions, allowing for efficient and complex control processes.