01Sector
Automotive
Line-side handling, component transfer and robotic cells built to the cycle times and repeatability automotive production demands.
Discuss a automotive project02Sectors
Different industries. The same engineering discipline.
Every sector brings its own constraints — wash-down, abrasion, cycle time, traceability. We specify for the environment the equipment has to survive.
02Sector
Agriculture
Robust conveyors and handling systems for produce, feed and bulk materials, specified to cope with dust, wash-down and seasonal peaks.
Discuss a agriculture project
03Sector
Warehousing & Logistics
Sortation, accumulation and pallet movement that keeps goods flowing through intake, pick and dispatch without manual handling.
Discuss a warehousing & logistics project
04Sector
Nuclear
Handling equipment engineered for controlled environments, with the documentation, traceability and quality standards the sector requires.
Discuss a nuclear project
05Sector
Waste & Recycling
Heavy-duty conveyors, picking stations and sorting lines built to survive abrasive, unpredictable material day in, day out.
Discuss a waste & recycling project
06Beyond the list
Working in a sector that isn’t here?
The sectors above are where we work most often, not the limit of what we do. The engineering principles behind a food-grade conveyor and a heavy waste picking line are the same — understand the product, the duty and the environment, then design for all three. If you handle something that needs to move, we can look at it.
Describe your applicationStart a project
Tell us what needs to move.
Send us your product, your rate and your floor space. We will come back with a route through it — and a price.