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From part transfer between workstations to vertical handoffs between floors, MHE Conveyor builds the motorized roller, slat chain, and curve conveyor systems that manufacturing and assembly lines rely on to keep output flowing — synchronized, durable, and ready for continuous-duty work.
Manufacturing remains the single largest end-use sector for conveyor systems, with industry research placing it around 39% of total market share in 2026 — driven by the need for precise, reliable conveyance of parts and components to support both production efficiency and workplace safety.
Lean manufacturing practices have made conveyors a timing tool as much as a transport tool: synchronized conveyor speeds help assembly lines hold takt time, support Just-In-Time material delivery, and maintain FIFO material flow so older stock doesn't linger at a station. When a conveyor jams, stalls, or runs at the wrong speed, the disruption doesn't stay local — it propagates down the entire line.
That's why assembly-line conveyor selection isn't just about moving parts from A to B. It's about matching speed, layout, and load capacity precisely to your production rate — which is the engineering work MHE Conveyor does for every project.
A typical manufacturing or assembly operation moves parts through five physical stages — MHE conveyor systems are configured to support each one.
Motorized roller conveyors deliver parts and components to the first workstation at a controlled, constant pace.
Roller and belt curve conveyors redirect product flow around tight floor layouts between assembly stations.
Heavy duty slat chain conveyors carry large or heavy assemblies through linear or curved production paths.
Spiral conveyors move components and finished parts between floors without consuming extra floor space.
Gravity and motorized roller sections accumulate finished assemblies ahead of packing or shipping.
Each system below is manufactured in-house at our Ningbo factory and can be customized in speed, layout, and load capacity to fit your line balance.
The backbone of most assembly lines: a chain, ribbed-belt, lineshaft, or O-belt driven roller conveyor with constant or variable speed control (10–20m/min standard) to keep parts moving at exactly the pace your line needs. Optional chain cover protection and worm-gear motor units add safety and precision.
Best for: takt-time synchronized transfer, in-line workstation feed, general assembly and production lines.
Built with solid bid-pitched chains for assemblies and components too heavy or bulky for standard belts. Configurable as linear, curved, inclined, or L-shaped lines, with slat material from zinc-plated carbon steel to SUS304/316L stainless steel for harsher environments.
Best for: heavy assembly lines, mold and tooling transfer, automotive and industrial component handling.
A space-saving vertical conveyor for moving components or finished parts between production floors without consuming additional plant footprint. Available in motorized (up and down) or gravity-driven versions, with plastic/steel roller, chain slat, or modular belt surfaces depending on your part type.
Best for: multi-floor manufacturing plants, vertical buffer storage, space-constrained facilities.
For assembly cells that can't run in a straight line, our 90° and 180° belt and roller curve conveyors redirect product flow while keeping all the load and speed characteristics of a standard straight conveyor — built with a 900mm inner turning radius as a factory standard.
Best for: tight-footprint assembly cells, U-shaped or L-shaped line layouts, connecting equipment at angles.
Conveyor configurations built for the daily realities of takt time and continuous-duty production — not just a showroom demo.
Heavy duty slat chain conveyors moving sub-assemblies through linear and curved paths.
Motorized roller lines synchronized to station takt time across the production floor.
Roller and belt conveyor combinations supporting molds assembly and tooling transfer.
Spiral conveyors handling vertical part transfer between production levels.
Constant or variable speed control configured to your takt time, with line balance in mind from the first design draft.
Linear, curved, inclined, or vertical layouts configured around your floor plan and product mix.
From light component transfer to 1,000kg/m heavy-duty slat chain lines for oversized assemblies.
Nearly two decades engineering conveyors for production and assembly lines worldwide.
Pilot a single conveyor section at one workstation before committing to a full-line rollout.
Every conveyor is manufactured under CE and ISO quality standards, with inspection at every stage.
Yes. Our motorized roller and slat chain conveyors are available with constant or variable speed drives (10–20m/min standard, custom ranges on request) so line speed can be tuned to your production rate.
Yes. Our heavy duty slat chain conveyor (SCC-HD) and motorized roller conveyor (MRC) can both be configured for heavy-duty capacity up to 1,000kg/m for oversized or heavy industrial components.
Yes. Our belt and roller curve conveyors (90°/180°, 900mm standard turning radius) allow product flow to redirect around equipment or columns, and our spiral conveyors handle vertical transfer between floors without extra footprint.
Optional chain cover protection, worm-gear motor units, and enclosed drive designs are available to improve operator safety alongside continuous-duty performance.
No. We operate a flexible no-MOQ policy, so you can pilot a single conveyor section at one workstation before scaling to a full production-line installation.
Share your takt time, part weight, and floor layout — our engineering team will recommend the right conveyor configuration within 12 hours.