EU co-financed R&D · Since 2019

Conveyor Inspection and Maintenance

Scheduled inspections, safety devices and long-term maintenance agreements that find problems before they stop production.

Conveyor inspection and safety check

Most breakdowns can be predicted

Regular inspection finds worn rollers, damaged belts and slipping pulleys before they stop production.

Scheduled inspections

Line surveys with a written wear report and a list of recommended spare parts.

Safety devices

  • Pull-cord emergency stop switches
  • Belt misalignment switches
  • Guarding and access improvements

Maintenance agreements

  • Planned inspection intervals
  • Critical spares held for your line
  • Reporting and lifecycle tracking

Supply and installation

Complete conveyor sections delivered, installed and commissioned, and replacement programmes for worn sections.

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Want fewer unplanned stops?

Ask about an inspection or a maintenance agreement for your line.

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