Conveyor lines and special-purpose machines sit inside customer plants, behind their confidentiality. What we can publish is below — the reference we are cleared to show, the shape of the work, and how a project actually runs.
Every mark here is a customer whose lines or machines we have built. Others are added as they release us to publish.
Three systems, written as what they are made of. Photography and named references are added to each as customers release them.
A FlexiTrack modular loop linking tube filling, cartoning and case packing inside a single cleanroom envelope.
Wash-down slat-chain transfer feeding a rotary filler, with accumulation upstream to absorb filler stoppages.
Powered roller spine with radius turns and gravity spurs, feeding four dispatch bays from a single pick face.
Seven steps, the same on a single transfer and on a full packing loop. You sign the drawing before anything is cut, and you see the line run before it ships.
The product, the rate, the footprint and the constraint you are working against.
We model the flow, check the geometry and confirm the duty before quoting it.
A general-arrangement drawing and a written specification you sign off.
CNC cutting, forming, VMC machining, laser welding and assembly on our own floor.
The line is assembled and run under load at Bethora before anything is crated.
Site erection, alignment, electrical integration and hand-over with operator training.
Spares, preventive maintenance schedules and retrofits for the life of the machine.