Industrial Conveyor Systems & Material Handling

Belt conveyors are commonly used for transporting, sorting, inspecting, and assembling products including boxes, totes, packaged goods, and other materials.

Roller conveyors use a series of rollers to move products through a facility. Powered roller conveyors are suitable for applications requiring controlled movement, accumulation, merging, or diverting.

Belt conveyors provide a continuous conveying surface and can handle a wide variety of product shapes. Roller conveyors are often preferred for rigid, flat-bottomed products such as boxes, pallets, drums, and totes.

Chain conveyors are well suited for heavy or irregular products that may not convey effectively on rollers, including pallets, racks, automotive frames, and other sturdy loads.

Yes. Conveyor systems can be customized for product dimensions, load requirements, facility layouts, speeds, transfers, automation, and other application-specific requirements.

Yes. AES provides custom specialty conveyors including fixture conveyors, indexing spindle conveyors, floating pallet conveyors, overhead conveyors, servo shuttles, and positioning turntables.

Lift tables raise and lower products or materials to improve positioning, ergonomics, loading, unloading, and movement between different elevations.

Turntables rotate products or loads to change direction, improve access, or connect different sections of a material handling system.

Yes. Conveyor systems can be designed to integrate with existing equipment, controls, sensors, and automation systems depending on the application.

Conveyors are widely used in manufacturing, agriculture, chemical processing, food and beverage, warehousing, distribution, packaging, and other industrial applications.