Conveyor Systems — Design, Consulting & Solutions

The main types include belt conveyors, roller conveyors, chain conveyors, modular plastic belt conveyors, incline conveyors, accumulation conveyors, and specialty custom conveyors. The right choice depends on product size, weight, material, transfer points, sanitation needs, speed, and integration with upstream or downstream equipment such as folders, labelers, baggers, sealers, or packaging stations.

A custom conveyor system is best when standard equipment cannot match your product dimensions, throughput targets, facility layout, or integration requirements. NEDCO Inc. designs specialty solutions for textile and apparel operations that need equipment built around their workflow rather than forcing production teams to adapt to an off-the-shelf machine.

An effective conveyor design starts with product size, weight, orientation, production rate, operator access, safety requirements, available floor space, and equipment connections. For apparel and textile finishing lines, it is also important to consider folding, labeling, bagging, sealing, compression, and packing steps so the conveyor supports the complete process.

Yes. Conveyor systems can be engineered to connect with folding machines, labeling systems, baggers, sealers, compression equipment, and packaging stations. NEDCO Inc. focuses on modular equipment design, helping production facilities reduce handling steps, improve workflow continuity, and adapt their finishing line as order volume or product requirements change.

Project timelines vary based on complexity, engineering requirements, component availability, and the level of customization needed. A simple conveyor integration may move faster, while specialty automated finishing lines require detailed scoping, design review, fabrication, testing, and coordination. NEDCO begins with consultation to define the requirements before confirming a realistic schedule.

Pricing depends on conveyor length, configuration, materials, controls, throughput requirements, integration points, and facility constraints. NEDCO Inc. scopes custom projects by phone or email so the quote reflects the actual production environment. Financing options may also be available through Beacon Funding for qualified equipment purchases.

NEDCO Inc. provides continued support, service requests, and access to replacement parts and supplies for its equipment. Support is designed to help customers reduce downtime, maintain productivity, and keep machinery operating reliably after installation. Service and parts inquiries can be directed to the NEDCO support team.

NEDCO Inc. ships equipment nationwide from its Covington, Georgia facility and works with textile, clothing, garment, graphic design, bulk manufacturing, and production facilities across the United States. Custom conveyor and machinery projects are scoped remotely by phone or email to determine specifications, integration needs, and production goals.