Feed Conveyor Systems

Feeders are generally categorized as belt feeders, vibratory feeders, and screw feeders. Belt feeders, like NEDCO's CV-100 and CV-500 systems, use a continuous moving belt to transport goods steadily between stations, making them ideal for apparel items such as t-shirts, polos, and sweatshirts that require gentle, consistent handling.

A feeder introduces or meters product into a process at a controlled rate, while a conveyor transports product continuously from one point to another. In practice, feed conveyor systems combine both functions, feeding folded garments into the line while conveying them through labeling, bagging, and sealing stations in one continuous workflow.

The CV-100 is a compact, straight-run conveyor with a low-profile design, variable speed belt drive, and simple on/off controls, ideal for small operations building their first automated line. The CV-500 is a full modular system with a heavy-duty frame, integrated controls, and speed synchronization for high-volume, continuous production environments.

Yes. NEDCO's feed conveyor systems are engineered as plug-and-play solutions specifically designed to work with NEDCO's folding, labeling, and bagging equipment. This allows facilities to connect multiple stations into one continuous, hands-free workflow without needing custom retrofitting or third-party integration hardware.

NEDCO's conveyor systems are built to handle a wide range of apparel items, including t-shirts, polos, sweatshirts, and similar folded garments. The CV-100's adjustable belt width accommodates various garment sizes, while the CV-500 syncs speed with connected equipment to maintain consistent handling across high-volume production runs.

All NEDCO feed conveyor systems, including the CV-100 and CV-500, are engineered and manufactured at the company's facility in Covington, Georgia, USA. This domestic manufacturing approach supports quality control, faster parts availability, and direct technical support for customers nationwide.