Industry
Conveyors for Coating & Finishing Lines
The conveyor sets the pace of every coating line, from pretreatment to unloading.
One Loop Through Every Process
A coating line is a chain of processes with very different conditions: water and chemicals, powder, heat.
We design the conveyor to survive all of them: corrosion-resistant sections in pretreatment, a steady and well-grounded run through the booth, heat-rated chain and bearings in the oven, and buffers that keep the line full when loading pauses.
Where we help
Typical Applications
Pretreatment
Spray tunnels and dip tanks with drop sections.
Powder booths
Steady speed, grounding and anti-swing guides.
Curing ovens
Heat-rated chain, bearings and expansion take-ups.
Loading and unloading
Ergonomic heights and buffers.
Colour changes
Power and free lanes to group colours.
Heavy parts
Load bars and larger chain sizes.
Our advice
Recommended Systems
| Area | Recommended system | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Small and medium parts | Enclosed track or I-beam chain conveyor | Economical, steady flow |
| Heavy or long parts | I-beam chain or power and free | Load capacity and loading time |
| Many colours or batches | Power and free | Buffers and routing |
| Robot loading | Power and free with indexing | Precise stops |
Which conveyor is best for a powder coating line?
For steady flow, a chain conveyor; for many colours, batches or robots, power and free. We decide based on your parts and output.
How is oven length calculated?
Oven conveyor length equals line speed multiplied by cure time, so the conveyor and oven are designed together.
Can you supply the conveyor only?
Yes. We work with booth and oven suppliers or with your own team.
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.