About WANSUN
Engineers of Overhead Conveyors
WANSUN Conveyor Systems designs, builds and installs overhead conveyors that keep production lines moving.
Who We Are
WANSUN is a conveyor engineering and manufacturing company focused on one thing: moving products overhead.
Our team covers the full scope of a conveyor project: process analysis, layout and simulation, mechanical and electrical design, fabrication, factory testing, installation, commissioning and service. We build electric monorail systems, power and free conveyors and custom lines for automotive, coating, machinery, appliance and logistics customers.
We work directly with plant engineers, line builders and general contractors, and support projects worldwide.
Principles
How We Work
Engineering first
We size every line from your products and output, then choose the technology.
Proven before built
Layouts are simulated and modules are tested before they ship.
Open controls
Standard PLC and drive brands, documented programs, your plant standards.
Clear documentation
Drawings, manuals and spare parts lists in English.
Direct contact
You talk to the engineers working on your project.
Long-term support
Spare parts, remote help and upgrades for years after start-up.
Quality
Quality Steps in Every Project
Design review
Calculations and drawings checked before release.
Incoming inspection
Chain, drives and bought-in parts checked on arrival.
Fabrication checks
Welds, dimensions and coatings inspected.
Factory test
Pre-assembled sections run and recorded.
Site acceptance
Output and safety functions tested with you.
Worldwide Project Support
We supply and supervise projects outside China and support customers remotely after start-up. Documentation is prepared in English, and spare parts lists are part of every handover.
- Installation supervision on site
- Remote diagnostics on request
- Spare parts and wear parts supply
- Upgrades and extensions
Send us your layout. Get an engineer's answer.
Share a drawing, your products and the output you need. We reply within 24 hours with questions or a first concept.