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Senior Engineers
Work directly with experienced engineers who account for real-world variables.
Application Engineering for Conveyor Systems in Michigan & Beyond
From application engineering and system design to equipment integration, fabrication, installation, and ongoing support, our team brings the capabilities needed to take a material handling project from initial concept through implementation, all under one roof.
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Tested With Your Product
Systems are tested with actual products before they reach your floor.
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Concept to Install
Design, fabrication, installation, and support under one roof.
Our Process
Engineer Around Your Application Needs and Existing Operation
Work with our team of senior engineers who account for the variables that can impact how a material handling system performs in the real world. Whether you’re designing a new conveyor system or integrating automation into an existing operation, our team considers the products, facility, equipment, and production requirements that can affect the final solution.
Mechanical Engineering Review
Evaluate the equipment, layout, material flow, and available space to develop a system that fits the application.
Controls & Software Review
Determine how equipment will communicate and operate together, including control logic, HMI functionality, and different production scenarios.
Electrical Engineering Review
Develop the electrical infrastructure required to connect and power the system, accounting for existing equipment and facility requirements.
Safety Review
Identify potential safety concerns and incorporate the appropriate safeguards into the system before it reaches the production floor.
Live Product Testing
Test the system using actual products and operating conditions to identify handling issues, performance limitations, and opportunities for improvement.
Improvements & Corrections
Use what is learned during testing to refine the system, address issues, and make adjustments before installation.
Full-Capacity Testing
Run the completed system at its intended production rate to verify performance and give your team confidence in how it will operate once installed.
Have a project in mind?
Tell us about your products, facility and production goals.
Designed With Installation & Maintenance in Mind
Machines will break, lines will malfunction, and maintenance will always be needed. Our engineers consider how equipment will be installed, accessed, serviced, and maintained throughout its operating life, helping reduce unnecessary downtime and making future maintenance easier for your team.
Your operation won’t stay the same forever. As production requirements change or new equipment is added, our team can help modify and expand your existing automation to keep your material handling system aligned with the needs of your facility.
We have been a customer of Conveyability for 15+ years. Their installation, support, and service has been second to none. They have designed, fabricated, installed, and supported assembly conveyor systems on our largest OEM bumper programs (Ford F-Series, Chevy Silverado & GMC LD, and Ram LD trucks).
Jeff BengelVentra — Ionia (Flex-N-Gate)
Types of Conveyor Systems
Every line moves product differently. We engineer and install the conveyor system that fits your product, your space, and your throughput goals.
Belt Conveyors
Smooth, controlled transport for cartons, packages, and irregular products. Ideal for inclines, declines, and long runs.
Roller, Gravity & MDR
Gravity for low-cost staging, and motor-driven roller for quiet, zoned control. Energy only runs where product is moving.
Accumulation Conveyors
Buffer product between processes without collisions or line pressure. Keeps downstream equipment fed when upstream timing shifts.
Chain & Heavy-Duty
Built for pallets, engine blocks, and loads that would wreck a standard line. Rugged construction for demanding plant floors.
Overhead Conveyors
Move parts above the work area and free up the floor. Well suited to paint lines, assembly, and tight facilities.
Sortation Systems
Route products to the right lane, dock, or station automatically. Higher order accuracy with fewer hands on each package.
Vertical Conveyors (VRCs)
Move material safely between floors and mezzanines. A code-compliant alternative to forklifts and freight elevators.
Custom Conveyors
Engineered in-house when a catalog system will not fit. Built around your product, your space, and your process.
Talk to an Application Engineer
Tell us about your products, facility, and production goals. Our engineers will help you define a system that fits your application.
Need immediate assistance? Call (800) 798-0410