Conveyor Systems
A conveyor is never just a belt on rollers in a food factory. It is a hygienic structure that must carry product at line speed, survive nightly washdown and strip down for cleaning in minutes. This category brings together belt, modular, slat, wire mesh and spiral conveyors from verified sellers on Machinery Masters, covering everything from a two metre transfer section to complete multi lane layouts. Compare specifications and prices across live listings, speak to sellers directly about belt widths and drive options, and use financing on qualifying listings to spread the cost of larger installations.
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Conveyor Systems Product Types
Conveyor selection starts with the product being carried and the environment it runs through. The marketplace regularly lists the following types.
PU and PVC belt conveyors
The general purpose food conveyor, running smooth food grade belting on stainless frames with quick release tension for cleaning. Belt widths commonly run from 200 mm to over a metre, with speeds matched to the line by inverter drives.
Modular plastic belt conveyors
Interlocking plastic belt segments that handle tight transfers, inclines and heavy washdown, with damaged sections replaced link by link. Popular in meat, poultry and ready meal plants where knife edges and hygiene both matter.
Wire mesh and slat conveyors
Open mesh belts that carry product through ovens, coolers and enrobers where air flow or drainage is needed. Stainless slat versions take heavy or hot loads that would destroy a fabric belt.
Incline and swan neck conveyors
Cleated and flighted belts that lift product between floor levels or into hoppers, often with side walls to contain loose product. The swan neck profile keeps intake low for easy loading and discharge high for filling.
Spiral and accumulation conveyors
Spiral towers gain height or provide cooling and proofing time within a small footprint, while accumulation tables buffer product ahead of packing. Both smooth out the rate mismatches that otherwise stop lines.
Brands on Machinery Masters
Specialist hygienic conveyor builders and larger line integrators both feature here. Their equipment moves product between every stage of a production line, from intake through to packing. The strip below reads off the Conveyor Systems listings currently live on Machinery Masters, so it tracks what sellers actually have in stock.
Latest Conveyor Systems Listings
Ethercat Servo-Driven Conveyor 3900mm L x 600mm W
Swan-neck Elevator Conveyor with flighted belt
90 Degree Conveyor 2300mm x 2550mm
LM Group Channeliser
Omega Design UK LCX Rotary Pocket Unscrambler for bottles
Easibelt Coveya EB300 S/S 10.5m Mobile Conveyor
Why Choose Machinery Masters
Verified Sellers Only
Every seller is verified before a single listing goes live. Machinery Masters also reviews listings for accuracy, so buyers can commit to high value machinery with confidence.
Global Reach
Listings come from sellers across Europe, North America, and beyond. That reach widens the options past any regional dealer network, and it is often the only way to find discontinued models in good condition.
Flexible Financing Options
Qualifying listings carry financing through partner providers. Terms are shown directly on eligible product pages, spreading the cost instead of draining working capital in one hit.
Direct Seller Contact
No broker sits between the buyer and the seller. Ask about service history, arrange inspections, and negotiate directly with the person who actually knows the machine.
Applications and Uses
Conveyor systems are the connective tissue of food handling and storage, and each sector demands a different build. These four applications dominate the listings.
Ready meal assembly lines
Trays index along belt conveyors past depositing stations, each adding a component before sealing. Precise speed control and tray registration keep fill weights and presentation consistent.
Bakery oven infeed and cooling
Wire mesh and modular belts carry dough pieces into ovens and finished product through cooling spirals. Heat tolerance and crumb release properties decide which belt survives the duty.
Meat and poultry grading
Modular belt conveyors move carcasses and cuts through trimming and grading stations under constant low temperatures. Open hinge belting and stand off frames allow the aggressive nightly cleaning the sector requires.
Fresh produce washing and inspection
Mesh and roller conveyors carry vegetables through wash tanks and past inspection staff. Drainage through the belt and adjustable speeds give inspectors the dwell time they need.
Benefits from Machinery Masters
Whether you need one transfer conveyor tomorrow or a complete conveyor system next quarter, the marketplace model works in your favour.
Conveying stock across every food sector
Conveyor systems for bakery, meat, produce and ready meal duties all appear in live listings, so the right belt type and hygiene standard for your product is usually already on the market.
Modular kit that redeploys well
Used conveyors are among the lowest risk machines to buy because frames cut down and belts replace cheaply. The saving against a new conveyor system funds the modifications.
Direct dialogue on dimensions
Conveyor purchases fail on millimetres, so confirm exact belt width, pitch height and overall length with the seller straight from the listing.
Frequently Asked Questions About Conveyor Systems
Check the belt for edge fraying, cuts and delamination, then inspect drive and idler rollers for flat spots and bearing play. Look underneath the frame for corrosion at welds and confirm the belt tracking adjusters still move freely. A worn belt is a consumable, but a twisted frame or seized drive is a reason to walk away.
Calculate the product footprint and spacing you need at your target rate, then work out the belt speed that delivers it with the width you have space for. Slower and wider usually beats narrow and fast for product stability. Inverter driven conveyors give you a tuning range, so ask the seller whether a variable speed drive is fitted.
Most stainless framed conveyors can be cut down by a competent fabricator, and modular plastic belts adjust easily by adding or removing links. Extending is harder because it needs matching frame sections and a longer belt. Buying slightly long and trimming is the safer route, so check overall length carefully against your floor plan.
Small transfer conveyors often run single phase geared motors, while line conveyors and spirals are almost always three phase, commonly through an inverter. Washdown environments need appropriately rated motors and glands, typically IP66 or better. Confirm the motor plate details with the seller so your electrician can prepare the supply before delivery.
Complete line clearances are often listed as multiple lots by one seller, so contacting them directly lets you negotiate the sections you need as a package. You can also ask for layout drawings or photographs of the line as installed. Financing on qualifying listings can cover multi conveyor purchases in a single agreement.