Garment Conveyors

Common conveyor types include belt conveyors (continuous fabric or rubber belts), roller conveyors (using rotating rollers to move items), chain conveyors (using linked chains for heavier loads), and modular/slat conveyors (interlocking segments for custom configurations). Garment conveyors like NEDCO's CV-100 and CV-500 are variable-speed belt conveyors designed specifically for apparel handling.

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 smaller 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 connecting multiple pieces of equipment in high-volume continuous production.

Yes, NEDCO's garment conveyors are engineered for plug-and-play integration with NEDCO folding, labeling, and bagging systems. The CV-500 syncs belt speed automatically with connected equipment, while modular sections allow custom line layouts to match your existing floor plan and workflow requirements.

NEDCO garment conveyors are designed to transport t-shirts, polos, sweatshirts, and similar folded apparel items. Belt widths are adjustable to accommodate various garment sizes, making the systems suitable for a wide range of apparel packaging operations, from basic tees to bulkier finished goods.

Yes, all NEDCO garment conveyor systems, including the CV-100 and CV-500, are engineered and manufactured at the company's headquarters in Covington, Georgia. This domestic production supports quality control, faster parts availability, and direct technical support from the manufacturer.

NEDCO provides technical support directly from the manufacturer, parts and service assistance, custom configuration consultation, and demonstration scheduling. Customers can reach the service team directly for troubleshooting, replacement parts, or guidance on expanding or reconfiguring their conveyor line as production needs change.