Month: April 2009

April 22, 2009 A large west coast catering company with lunch program contracts at 130 private schools needed a conveyor to perform as an assembly line for 6000 sandwiches prepared daily. They required a 24 ft length of conveyor with a low cost alternative to stainless steel construction, it must be easily dissembled by one person for sanitizing and...
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April 21, 2009 Chembio Diagnostics, a leading supplier of medical diagnostic kits, came to Mini-Mover Conveyors looking for a worker ergonomics solution. Their goal was to minimize chances of repetitive-motion injuries by making it easier for workers to pick parts off a conveyor for inspection and packaging. Solution: Our sales engineers suggested a Lite Series conveyor which, as...
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April 7, 2009 They’re tough little guys. Busy loading docks? Filthy, dirty, oily parts to move? No problem for the Mini-Mover Lite mini conveyors. This photo was submitted by a happy customer — 5 years of around-the-clock of hard service, and it keeps going strong for every work shift in the warehouse.
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April 1, 2009 Many conveyor companies now say they have them. We started the wave: Mini conveyors. That’s all we make. We’re seeing scaled-down versions of maxi-sized units, touted as mini, hit the market lately. Try “midi.” There’s only so small you can ratchet down a design when “huge” was your starting point. What looks small to another...
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