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Conveyors are the workhorses of manufacturing and warehouse operations. A poorly designed conveyor system can be the difference between lean, efficient operations and constant stoppages, downtime, product contamination, and damage.

Australis Engineering has been manufacturing conveyors in Australia since 1983. The company’s smart conveyor designs are proven and trusted by some of the world’s biggest manufacturing companies.

Australis offers conveyor options for food and beverages, medtech, warehouses, pallets, wet, explosive or cold environments. The company is an expert at complex conveyor outcomes such as hygiene, single filing, diverting, inclining, accumulating, and laydowns. Its range includes belt, roller, slat, and pallet conveyors.

Using standard designs, Australis locally manufactures customised conveyors that integrate with your existing equipment, fit your floorspace, product requirements and budget. Whether it’s a single conveyor or a fully automated conveying system, Australis’ smart conveyors will result in process and production improvements.

Australis Engineering
T: (02) 9707 5888
E: sales@australiseng.com.au
W: australiseng.com.au

Food & Drink Business

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