Conveyors

Move cartons, totes, packages, pallets, parts, and other materials efficiently with industrial conveyor systems from Material Flow. Choose from gravity conveyors, roller conveyors, belt conveyors, powered conveyors, flexible conveyors, overhead conveyors, accumulation conveyors, incline conveyors, and specialized conveyor equipment for warehouses, manufacturing plants, distribution centers, fulfillment operations, packaging lines, shipping departments, and production facilities. Gravity conveyors provide a simple, economical way to move products without motors or electrical power. Available gravity conveyor designs include roller and wheel configurations for handling cartons, totes, containers, packages, and other loads. Straight sections, curves, gates, supports, and other components can be combined to create conveyor layouts around your facility and workflow. For carton, tote, package, and unit-load handling, roller conveyors provide a versatile conveying surface for a wide range of industrial applications. Material Flow offers light-, medium-, heavy-, and super-heavy-duty roller conveyor options, allowing systems to be configured around product size, weight, throughput, and operating conditions. Selected heavy-duty gravity conveyor models can handle extremely demanding loads, making roller conveyor systems useful for applications ranging from packaging and order fulfillment to manufacturing and heavy industrial material handling. Belt conveyors provide continuous product support and are well suited for moving items that may not convey effectively on rollers. Belt systems can handle cartons, packages, components, parts, and irregularly shaped products and can also be configured for horizontal, incline, decline, and specialized material handling applications. For applications requiring controlled and consistent product movement, powered conveyors use motor-driven rollers, belts, or other drive systems to transport materials through warehouses, production lines, distribution centers, and automated processes. Powered conveyor systems can reduce manual product movement while supporting higher throughput and integration with other material handling equipment. Accumulation conveyors provide controlled buffering between processes by allowing products to stop and accumulate until downstream space becomes available. Available systems include zero-pressure accumulation conveyors that maintain separation between cartons or totes, helping reduce product contact, jams, and damage while supporting efficient order fulfillment, packaging, and automated distribution operations. Operations with changing layouts, loading docks, shipping areas, or temporary conveyor requirements can benefit from flexible conveyors. Expandable roller and skatewheel designs can extend, contract, and curve around changing work areas, while powered flexible conveyors can provide controlled product movement for truck loading and unloading, staging, order fulfillment, and shipping applications. For moving products between elevations, incline conveyors use belts, cleats, rollers, or specialized conveying surfaces to transport materials from one level to another. These systems can connect production areas, mezzanines, packaging lines, workstations, and other processes where changes in elevation are required. Material Flow also offers overhead conveyors and specialized conveyor systems for applications where floor space, process requirements, product configuration, or facility layout calls for a different conveying method. Specialized solutions can support manufacturing, assembly, finishing, storage, sorting, and other material handling processes. Choosing the right conveyor requires more than selecting a conveyor type. Product dimensions and weight, conveyor width and length, throughput, speed, elevation changes, accumulation requirements, available floor space, controls, environmental conditions, and future expansion should all be considered when designing a conveyor system.

For operations that require more than standard conveyor components, Material Flow provides custom conveyor system design and integration. Our team can help develop conveyor layouts around your facility, products, throughput, workflow, and material handling requirements, from individual conveyor sections to integrated systems.

Material Flow offers conveyor equipment from established manufacturers including Roach Conveyors, Hytrol, FMH Conveyors, Omni Metalcraft, Ashland Conveyor, Lewco, New London Engineering, Roll-A-Way, Pacline, UNEX, and other conveyor brands. Whether you're adding a gravity conveyor to a packing station, building a powered roller line, improving truck loading, adding accumulation, or developing a complete automated conveyor system, Material Flow can help you find and configure the right industrial conveyor solution for your operation.

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Material Flow offers one of the industry’s most complete selections of conveyors — including bulk conveyors, overhead conveyors, conveyor belting, and specialty conveyor equipment.

Bulk Conveyors

Bale Conveyors
Belt Bucket Bulk Conveyors
Bottom Dump Car Unloader Conveyors
Chain & Flight Bulk Conveyor
Side Pan Bulk Conveyor
Sludge Conveyor
Tire Shop Conveyors
Towable Bulk Conveyors
Troughing Slider Bulk Conveyors

Conveyor Belting (New & Used)

Anti-Static Conveyor Belt
Beltwall Conveyor Belting
Corrugated Sidewall Conveyor Belt
Custom Cleated Belts
Cut Resist Belting
Distribution Center Belts
Eddy Current Belts
FDA/USDA Conveyor Belts
Feeder Conveyor Belts
Flange Conveyor Belts
Food Grade Conveyor Belting
Heavy Duty Cleated Belting
Heavy Duty Rubber Conveyor Belts
High Heat Resistance Conveyor Belts
Hot Asphalt 2 & 3 Ply Belting
In Stock Cleated Belts
Magnetic Separator Belts
Merge Table Conveyor Belts
Power Turn Conveyor Belts
Pro Turn Belting
PVC Conveyor Belts
Poly White Conveyor Belting
Recycling Conveyor Belting
Thermoplastic Conveyor Belts
Single Ply Straight Warp Belts
Urethane Covered Belts
Waste Processing Conveyor Belts
2 Ply Black Heavy Duty Conveyor Belt
3 Ply Black Heavy Duty Conveyor Belt
4 Ply Black Heavy Duty Conveyor Belt
2 & 3 Moderate Oil Resistance Belt
2 & 3 Flame Retardant Belting
3 Ply Diamond Top Belting
3 Ply Continuous Chevron Belts
3 Ply Mini Rough Top Belt

Conveyor Types (New & Used)

Aqualine Conveyors
Aluminum Gravity Wheel Conveyors
Aluminum Gravity Roller Conveyors
Ball Transfer Conveyor Units
Belt Conveyors
Belt Driven Live Roller Conveyors
Belt Driven Live Roller Curves
Belt Sorting Conveyors
Cam Adjusted Live Roller Conveyors
Chain Driven Live Roller Conveyors
Conveyor Supports
Conveyor Transfer Units
Dual Level Workstation Conveyors
Gravity Conveyors
Gravity Rail Wheel Conveyors
Heavy Duty Slat Conveyors
Incline Conveyors
Line Shaft Driven Live Roller Conveyors
Lumber Sorting Conveyors
Parts Conveyors
Powered Roller Conveyors
Powered Turntables
Pallet Stackers
Roller Bed Belt Conveyors
Roller Bed Inclined Belt Conveyors
Slider Bed Belt Conveyors
Accumulator Conveyors
Sliders Bed Inclined Belt Conveyors
Steel Gravity Wheel Conveyors
Trough Bed Belt Conveyors
Two Strand Chain Drag Conveyors
Variable Pressure Live Roller Conveyors
Vertical Lift Conveyors
Wire Mesh Belt Conveyors
Zero Pressure Conveyors
1 3/8" Gravity Roller Conveyors
1.9" Gravity Roller Conveyors
2.5" Gravity Roller Conveyors
2.75" Gravity Roller Conveyors
3.5" Gravity Roller Conveyors

Overhead Conveyors

Light Duty Overhead Conveyors
Light Duty Push Line Conveyors
Empty Box Conveyors
Fruit Packing Conveyors
Overhead Conveyor Carriers
Paint Line Conveyors
Powered Overhead Conveyors
Produce Packing Overhead Conveyors

Railex Conveyors

Automated Uniform Management Conveyors
Casino Overhead Conveyors
Coat Check Conveyors
Continuous Tube Conveyors
Correctional Institution Conveyors
Dry Cleaner Conveyor Systems
E-Commerce Overhead Conveyors
Garment Handling Systems
Garment Storage and Retrieval Conveyors
Greenhouse Rail & Trolley Conveyors
Hanger Storage Garment Conveyors
Hotel Overhead Garment Conveyors
Laundry Overhead Conveyors
Locker Bag Storage Conveyors
Overhead Screw Conveyors
Overhead Continuous Speed Knit Conveyors
Railex Conveyors
Railex Curves
Railex Parts
Uniform Overhead Conveyors

Custom Conveyors

Adjustable Angle Conveyors
Air Cooling Conveyors
Aluminum Frame Flat Bed Conveyors
Aluminum Flat Top Chain Conveyors
Stainless Steel Flat Top Chain Conveyors
Chilled Air Blowing Conveyors
Automation Systems
Box Filling Conveyors
Clean Room Aluminum Frame Conveyor
Container Handling Conveyors
Flat Belt Truck Line Conveyors
Part Handling Conveyor
Robotic Conveyor
Robot Interface Conveyors
Rope Belt Conveyors
Steep Incline Conveyors
Transfer Station Conveyors
Trim Line Conveyors
Water Cooling Conveyors
Z Belt Conveyors

Other Conveyors & Equipment

Cable Reel Conveyors
Carpet Dumper Conveyors
Conveyor Stop Plates
Conveyor Solid Stop Plates
Conveyor Extended Top Conveyor Walkovers
Conveyor Crossover Bridges
Dead Accumulator Conveyors
Elevated Work Conveyor Platforms
Gator Single Conveyor Units
Inline Roller Top Plastic Belt Conveyors
Motor Driven Zone Accumulator Conveyors
Narrow Belt Sorter Conveyors
Narrow Belt Sorter Plastic Belt Conveyors
Push Off Transfer / Push Off Destacker
Puller Dog Lumber Transfer
Skewed Wheel Diverter
Slat Conveyors
Sortation Conveyors
Transverse Roller Top Plastic Belt Conveyors
Table Top Conveyors

What are industrial conveyor systems used for?

Industrial conveyor systems are used to transport goods, materials, or products from one location to another within manufacturing facilities, warehouses, distribution centers, and other industrial environments. They automate material handling processes, improving efficiency and productivity.

What types of industrial conveyor systems are available?

There are several types of industrial conveyor systems available, including belt conveyors, roller conveyors, chain conveyors, screw conveyors, and overhead conveyors. Each type of conveyor system offers unique features and benefits to suit different material handling applications and requirements.

What are the main components of industrial conveyor systems?

The main components of industrial conveyor systems include conveyor belts or chains, rollers or pulleys, motors or drives, support structures, and various accessories such as guards, sensors, and control systems. These components work together to facilitate the movement of materials along the conveyor line.

How do I choose the right industrial conveyor system for my application?

When choosing an industrial conveyor system, consider factors such as the type and size of materials to be conveyed, the required throughput or production rate, the layout and space constraints of your facility, and any specific features or functionalities needed to meet your material handling needs.

Are industrial conveyor parts readily available for maintenance and repair?

Yes, industrial conveyor parts such as belts, rollers, bearings, motors, and sensors are readily available from manufacturers and suppliers specializing in conveyor systems. Additionally, many manufacturers offer maintenance and repair services to ensure smooth operation and minimize downtime.