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Chain, slat, mesh belt, roller and belt conveyors engineered to your product, capacity and layout.

Conveyor Range

Conveyors for Every Line

Choose a conveyor type below — or tell us your product and process and we will recommend the right one.

PENKOR slat chain conveyor, complete machine, side view in the workshop
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Slat Chain Conveyor

Standard chain plates on a positive chain drive — a flat, slip-free surface for bottles, cans, cartons and heavy components.

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Multi-strand chain conveyor with a white frame and green load carriers
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Chain Conveyor

Chains or load carriers carry pallets and heavy unit loads directly, with controlled speed for assembly and packaging lines.

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Wire-mesh belt conveyor, complete machine — a metal mesh belt running through a tunnel unit with a blue frame and drive (third-party reference photo)
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Wire Mesh Belt Conveyor

Open stainless steel mesh for baking, cooling, blanching, washing and drying — breathable and easy to clean.

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Chain-edge mesh belt seen from above — stainless mesh centre with roller chain edges on both sides (third-party reference photo)
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Mesh Chain Conveyor

Chain-edge mesh belts with positive drive for high-temperature, heavy-duty and slippery duties.

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Plastic modular belt conveyor in a workshop — white modular belt in a stainless trough under a washdown spray header (third-party reference photo)
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Modular Belt Conveyor

Plastic modular belts assembled across a wide range of widths and lengths, with sidewalls and cleats for flexible layouts.

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Powered roller conveyor lines carrying plastic totes and cartons through a dispatch hall (third-party reference photo)
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Roller Conveyor

Gravity and powered roller conveyors for cartons, trays and pallets — easy to merge, divert and accumulate.

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PENKOR belt conveyor — blue frame and a continuous black chevron-pattern belt
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Belt Conveyor

General-purpose PVC/PU and rubber belt conveyors for horizontal and inclined transport of light to medium loads.

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Curved (90°) roller conveyor section with curved guide rails in a workshop (third-party reference photo)
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Curve Conveyor

Horizontal turning sections that link straight lines around equipment, saving floor space and manual handling.

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PENKOR inclined conveyor, complete machine, in the workshop
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Inclined Conveyor

Inclined and vertical lifting conveyors with cleats or buckets to raise products between levels.

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Third-party reference photo — a shaftless (centreless) screw conveyor; the trough cover is open to show the spiral flight and side wear liners (a structure display, not in operation)
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Screw Conveyor

Enclosed screw (auger) conveyors for powders and granules — contained conveying with straightforward maintenance.

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Care & Application Guide

Care & Application Guide

Practical, safety-first notes on inspection, lubrication, cleaning and selection — general guidance only.

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01 Slat Chain — Daily Checks Daily checks on a slat chain conveyor are mainly visual with the machine stopped; while it runs, only observe from a safe distance. Read this section 02 Chain Lubrication — Where It Belongs Lubrication reduces hinge wear, carries away some heat and limits corrosion, but not every chain needs frequent oiling. Read this section 03 Roller Conveyor — Fault Finding When a roller conveyor misbehaves, observe and record first, then make only safe, preliminary checks. Read this section 04 Belt Tracking — What to Watch Belt mistracking is usually linked to uneven tension, rollers or pulleys that are not parallel, a skewed frame, off-centre loading or material sticking to the belt. Read this section 05 Mesh Belt — Cleaning Clean mesh belts and mesh chains without damaging the wires or the joints. Read this section 06 Modular Equipment — Selection & Application When selecting modular conveying equipment, confirm the product and the working conditions first, then the structure and configuration. Read this section