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Modular Conveyor Express

Conveyor Equipment

MCE distributors provide manufacturers with MCE conveyor solutions that are pre-engineered using in-stock components. This eliminates the need for custom engineering and saves manufacturers time and money. 

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Accumulators

MCE accumulation conveyor applications provide buffering zones to hold product between various processes until downstream operations have available capacity.

Adjustable Guide Rails

Rapid-Rail® is an adjustable guide rail engineered to simplify changeovers on the packaging line.

Conveyor Transfers

Modular Conveyor Express conveyor transfers easily move products on, off, and between conveyors and adapt to match the needs for load, speed, and size.

Diverter Gate

A standard equipment option, MCE diverter gate is used to change the direction of product flow and decrease downtime. Available in tabletop and mattop applications.

Hand Pack Stations

MCE’s semi-automatic conveyor hand pack station utilizes a foot device that controls the flow of packed products and makes sure every person is continually fed with work.

Spirals and Conveyor Elevators

MCE spiral conveyors and conveyor elevators are designed to help increase production flow by moving products up or down, vertically, creating flexibility in floor space and ensuring smooth operations in a variety of in-feed and discharge height combinations.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is modular conveyor equipment?

Modular conveyor equipment is built from standardized, pre-engineered parts that attach to a conveyor line. Because the components are interchangeable, a system can be expanded or reconfigured without rebuilding it. MCE supplies this equipment through its distributor network using in-stock parts.

What types of conveyor equipment does MCE offer?

MCE's conveyor equipment covers the add-ons that shape and control product flow on a packaging line:

  • Accumulators — buffer product between processes
  • Adjustable guide rails (Rapid-Rail®) — simplify line changeovers
  • Conveyor transfers — move product between conveyors
  • Diverter gates — change the direction of product flow
  • Hand pack stations — pace manual packing
  • Spirals and elevators — raise or lower product between heights
Can conveyor equipment be added to an existing line?

Yes. Because the equipment is modular, a piece like an accumulator or diverter gate can drop into a line that's already running. A facility can adapt to a new product or a jump in volume without replacing what it already owns.

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