How a custom conveyor moves from a requirement review to a tested, packed unit ready for export.

Most of the equipment we supply is non-standard. That means the drawing and the bill of materials are agreed with the buyer before fabrication starts, covering dimensions, belt or roller material, frame finish, drive position, working height and the electrical standard of the destination country.
Frames are cut, welded and finished in our Weifang workshop. Belts, rollers, motors, controls and guards are then fitted and the conveyor is run before dispatch so tracking, drive and control behaviour can be checked against the agreed specification.
For a complete line, sections are built to a common height and speed and trial-assembled as a system. This is where mixed lines — for example a belt conveyor feeding a roller conveyor and a turning section — are checked for clean transfers.
Product, throughput, site dimensions and working conditions are reviewed before a configuration is proposed.
A drawing and specification covering dimensions, materials, drive and electrical standard is prepared for confirmation.
Frames are cut, welded and finished, then belts, rollers, drives and controls are assembled in our workshop.
The conveyor is run before dispatch, with tracking, drive and controls checked against the confirmed specification.
Units are protected for transport and shipped with an assembly drawing, parts list and operating information.
Each shipment includes an assembly drawing, a parts list and operating information. Because we hold the dimensions of the equipment we build, replacement belts, rollers, sprockets and bearings can be ordered later against the original specification rather than re-measured on site.
Units are protected for transit and disassembled into transportable sections where practical. Motors and controls are configured to the voltage, frequency and phase of the destination market; please state these when enquiring so the quotation and build sheet are accurate.
We can prepare a specification sheet for your project before you place an order.
Send the product details and your floor layout. Our engineers will come back with a recommended configuration and a quotation. Drawings and photos are welcome.