Dorner’s 3200 Series iDrive belt conveyor provides fast speeds, heavy weight capacity and indexing capabilities, in a space-saving design.

Engineers can now draw conveyor systems to more precise dimensions with Dorner’s 3D CAD modeling software.

Dorner’s new 5200 Series modular plastic belt conveyor platform is designed to change as a user’s manufacturing needs change, allowing customers to quickly and easily modify the conveyor’s configuration.

Dorner’s AquaPruf LPZ Series Platform provides a high level of sanitation with virtually no spillage of product on incline or decline applications.

Dorner’s new line of motor controls features a building-block approach from motor overload to precision indexing and positioning.

The 7600 Series mainline platform is the latest offering from Dorner's AquaPruf family of sanitary conveyors.

A new slave drive option from Dorner allows 1 gear motor to drive 2 separate conveyors by connecting the spindles of 2 facing conveyors together. When the gear motor drives the first conveyor, the slave drive option then turns the spindle of the second, moving it at the same speed as the first.

Dorner offers its 7400 Series sanitary conveyor platform with tip-up tail design that allows users to tip up the idle end without the use of any tools to create slack on the belt.

Dorner’s AquaPruf 7400 Series of sanitary conveyors are designed for the bakery, confection, snack and prepared foods, and protein markets. Conveyors feature welded stainless-steel construction that requires no fasteners, the ability to open in seconds to offer fast clean-up, no horizontal surfaces or lap joints, and tool-less removal of all conveyor components.

Dorner Mfg. offers a 12-page, color Special Capabilities catalog highlighting its Engineering Specials Program. ESP gives extra attention to building conveyors with unique dimensions and characteristics above and beyond those of regular conveyor platforms. Catalog details features and benefits, includes photos, and shows examples of applications for each conveyor.

Dorner offers new plastic clipper and stainless-steel clipper belt splicing options. Belts with plastic clipper or stainless-steel clipper options can be easily replaced on tight-fitting conveyors or conveyors buried in machines by removing a pin that holds the spliced belts together.

Dorner offers the AquaPruf line, its newest platform of sanitary, washdown conveyors. Line consists of the 7200 Series and 7300 Series engineered for specific strengths within the food, medical, and pharmaceutical industries.

Dorner Manufacturing offers vacuum options to its 3200 Series conveyors. Benefits include securing parts on an inclined 3200 Series conveyor, holding parts securely to the belt for critical applications such as inspection, assembly, and accurate feeding, maintaining control of flimsy parts or material in transit.

Dorner Mfg. Corp. (Hartland, WI) offers multiple tier support stands for its entire family of flat and cleated conveyor belt. Stands can accommodate up to 3 conveyors for the company’s 2200, 3200, 4100, 6100, MPB, and LPZ Series conveyors.

Dorner Manufacturing (Hartland, WI) offers the LPZ adjustable angle conveyor, which can be set up in a variety of configurations to fit manufacturing, assembly, or warehouse needs.

Dorner Mfg. (Hartland, WI) offers CE-marked low-profile conveyors and gearmotors that comply with European safety directives. The 2100 Series is offered in widths from 1" to 40", and lengths from 1' to 100'.

The LPZ line of adjustable angle conveyors from Dorner Manufacturing (Hartland, WI) have an adjustable frame that can be set up in a variety of configurations to fit manufacturing, assembly or warehouse needs.

Dorner (Hartland, WI) has introduced a standard conveyorized table for ink-jet printing. Speeds range from 10' to 200'/min. Adaptable to most manufacturer's printheads, the table allows printing on tops, bottoms and sides of products requiring coding or identification.