Spiral Conveyor Manufacturers

Spiral conveyors move loads up or down through a continuous spiral. When the loads are moved up they are also called spiral lifts or spiral elevators. When the loads are moved down they are often referred to as lowerators. These units are also be used for accumulation of product during heating or cooling cycles or drying cycles. Typical applications include filling and packaging lines, bookbinderies and food processing lines.

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	Ryson International, Inc. (Yorktown, VA) Manufacturer www.ryson.com Ryson Spirals represent a new concept in vertical conveying. They have a higher throughput capacity, require less space, generate less noise, consume less energy, cost less to install, need less maintenance and have a longer life compared to conventional methods. They are also known as spiral or case lifts, spiral elevators and spiral lowerators. Company Profile Product Catalog Price & Delivery
	AmbaFlex Inc (Grand Prairie, TX) Manufacturer www.ambaflex.com AmbaFlex is a leading supplier of spiral conveyors for all applications. With over 5,000 machines installed in recent years, AmbaFlex has proven their capabilities to offer unique solutions. AmbaFlex continues to develop new Spiralveyor models for difficult applications such as the SVM, SVX-DL, SVX-EB, TL and other ongoing developments. Company Profile Product Catalog Price & Delivery

	Flexicon Corporation (Bethlehem, PA) Manufacturer www.flexicon.com Flexicon Corporation engineers and manufactures a broad variety of bulk handling equipment and automated bulk-handling/weigh-batching/blending systems to handle virtually any bulk material, from large pellets to sub-micron powders, including free-flowing and non-free-flowing products that pack, cake, plug, smear, fluidize, or separate. Company Profile
	Portec, Inc. (Canon City, CO) Manufacturer www.portec.com The Portec Spiral Curve and Spiral Lift answer the challenge to vertical conveying needs. They have high throughput capacity and require less space than other conventional methods. They require no metering, accumulation or indexing. High conveying speeds and wide width belts are available. Steep angles of incline/decline are not a problem. Company Profile
	JVI Vibratory Equipment (Houston, TX) Manufacturer www.jvivibratoryequipment.com Company Profile
	NAVCO (National Air Vibrator) (Houston, TX) Manufacturer Company Profile
	General Kinematics (Crystal Lake, IL) Manufacturer www.generalkinematics.com Company Profile
	Clayton H. Landis Co., Inc. (Souderton, PA) www.chlsystems.com Company Profile
	Kleenline (Georgetown, MA) www.kleenline.com Company Profile
	Precision Automation Co., Inc. (Cherry Hill, NJ) Contract Manufacturer www.precisionautomationinc.com Company Profile
	White, I. J. (Farmingdale, NY) www.ijwhite.com Company Profile
	Nercon Eng. & Mfg., Inc. (Oshkosh, WI) www.nercon.com Company Profile
	PeakLogix (Midlothian, VA) www.peak1source.com Company Profile
	Serpentix Conveyor Corp. (Westminster, CO) Company Profile
	Spantech, LLC (Glasgow, KY) Company Profile